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Aliso Viejo's Summit Office Campus inks two new tenants

The Silver LEED-certified business plaza signs Marvell Semiconductors and LaBarre Oksnee insurance.

By Susan BelknappPublished: November 16, 2009 10:15 AM

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  • Aliso Viejo's Summit Office Campus announced it has signed two new tenants to its 30 Enterprise business plaza. Marvell Semiconductors, a worldwide fabless semiconductor company, will relocate to 22,045 square feet of space on the second floor.

    LaBarre Oksnee Insurance, which is already based in Aliso Viejo, is transferring its corporate headquarters from its current 4,000 square foot space to 8,036 square feet of space on the first floor of 30 Enterprise. Summit Office Campus is a joint venture development of Aliso Viejo-based Parker Properties and RREEF Alternative Investments.

    A renowned market leader, Marvell Semiconductor posted $2.95 billion net revenues in 2009. The firm’s expertise in microprocessor architecture and digital signal processing, drives multiple platforms including high-volume storage solutions, mobile and wireless, networking, consumer and green products. Focused on creating greater efficiency for its Orange County location, Marvell chose 30 Enterprise for a light lab component to be used by many of the firm’s engineers to test micro chips for cellular devices. The new space will house 90 employees.

    “Marvell was committed to finding space that would drive greater efficiency for the company as well as help to maintain their commitment to green technology. The Summit work environment is a great benefit to employee retention and recruitment with great housing opportunities and a close-by amenity base of accessible parking, restaurants, shops and the Renaissance ClubSport. It’s a total package for a growing technology firm,” noted Crabb.

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