By: Chad Kim
Update: The most recent update from this blog showed the Site C site was used as a storage space for the construction of the Great Wolf Resort: http://orangecountydensedevelopment.blogspot.com/2015/01/garden-grove-update-site-c-project.html
OC Register reports that the existing Joe's Italian Ice will be closing late this summer to make way for the upcoming hotel project (Source).
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Back in November 2012, OC Register reported about a project in the City of Garden Grove that entailed the construction of a total of three hotels on a site located at the intersection of Harbor Blvd. and Twintree Ln. The project overall was supposed to include about 769 hotel rooms, 4-5 restaurants, and conference space along with 2 parking structures.
Renderings (Possibly outdated):
Update: The most recent update from this blog showed the Site C site was used as a storage space for the construction of the Great Wolf Resort: http://orangecountydensedevelopment.blogspot.com/2015/01/garden-grove-update-site-c-project.html
OC Register reports that the existing Joe's Italian Ice will be closing late this summer to make way for the upcoming hotel project (Source).
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Previous post below:
Back in November 2012, OC Register reported about a project in the City of Garden Grove that entailed the construction of a total of three hotels on a site located at the intersection of Harbor Blvd. and Twintree Ln. The project overall was supposed to include about 769 hotel rooms, 4-5 restaurants, and conference space along with 2 parking structures.
Renderings (Possibly outdated):
Source: OC Register
The tallest building (to the left), among the three, was to rise 19 stories with around 300-400 hotel rooms (Source: OC Register).
The tallest building (to the left), among the three, was to rise 19 stories with around 300-400 hotel rooms (Source: OC Register).
Orange County Dense Development visited the site and found part of the fence covered with blue tarp with the sign Turner. Might this project be moving forward? If so, the next question is whether the project will still include three hotels as shown in the rendering above, or will there be modifications? Stay tuned.
Pictures taken 4/27/2014:
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