Levin Management Corp. (LMC) has announced the signing of three new leases at West Orange Plaza, highlighting strong tenant demand driven by an ongoing multimillion-dollar redevelopment of the 298,000-square-foot, Whole Foods-anchored shopping center.
The new additions—VIO Med Spa, Quickway Japanese Hibachi, and Namkeen Hot Chicken Joint—are part of a multiphase outparcel program spurred by the imminent arrival of Target. The new leases and future pipeline activity now encompass more than 33,000 square feet.
Curating a modern tenant mix
The new wellness and dining concepts are designed to complement the center’s existing high-traffic tenants:
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VIO Med Spa (1,923 SF): A national brand bringing advanced aesthetics and wellness services.
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Quickway Japanese Hibachi (1,511 SF): A fast-casual hibachi concept with cooked-to-order meals.
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Namkeen Hot Chicken Joint (1,460 SF): A Nashville-style hot chicken concept with South Asian-inspired flavors.
“We’re curating a mix of tenants that complement one another and reflect what this market wants — more dining, wellness and everyday service options in a highly convenient location,” Ed Vasconcellos, LMC’s leasing representative, said. Vasconcellos handled ownership in all three transactions.
Redefining a premier destination
West Orange Plaza is in the midst of a transformative renovation led by LMC’s in-house construction management team. This redevelopment follows a major lease with Target, which is currently taking shape and planned to open next year.
Redevelopment upgrades include:
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New buildings and expanded outparcel space.
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Site upgrades to circulation and parking.
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Modernized signage, upgraded landscaping, and refreshed facades.
Located at the intersection of Eagle Rock and Prospect avenues just off I-280, the property serves a three-mile population of over 168,000 and draws more than 2.6 million visits annually, according to traffic data from Placer.ai.
