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Melia Homes Wins Approval to Replace Vacant Orange Best Buy With 71 Small-Lot Homes

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Irvine-based Melia Homes has secured City of Orange approval to demolish a long-shuttered Best Buy on Tustin Street and build a 71-home small-lot residential community, the latest Orange County example of obsolete big-box retail giving way to for-sale housing. The Orange City Council voted 6-1 in late May to greenlight the redevelopment of the vacant […]

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