Anaheim’s Platinum Triangle is one of the most strategically positioned office submarkets in central Orange County.
The Platinum Triangle Anaheim development is a master-planned urban district anchored by Angel Stadium of Anaheim, the Honda Center, and the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center. Two decades of continuous build-out have made the district one of the most amenitized office locations in inland Orange County, with mixed-use residential and retail wrapping the campus.
The curved Class A tower at the convergence of I-5 and SR-57, in Anaheim’s Platinum Triangle.
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Stadium Towers Plaza is the Class A office Orange County property that holds that center of gravity. Silverado’s principals were the Phase 1 developer of the twelve-story, 255,265 square foot tower on 7.9 acres, delivered in 1988 in partnership with Hillman Properties. A separate mid-rise building later rose alongside it. The tower is positioned at the convergence of Interstate 5 and SR-57 with direct walking access to the stadium, the arena, and the transit hub. Free surface parking, large floor plates, and a high-image identity round out a tenant offering that has remained competitive across multiple cycles.
The four-story building beside the curved tower. Two Class A buildings at the heart of the Platinum Triangle.
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The Anaheim Platinum Triangle office asset reflects a long-form positioning thesis. Take a Class A office complex situated next to permanent civic infrastructure, including a stadium, an arena, and a transit hub, and let the surrounding district mature around it. Patient ownership of that kind is what produces durable cash flow over a multi-cycle hold, the discipline that has defined the work of Silverado Holdings’ principals across the Southern California office cycle.
A Class A campus beside permanent civic infrastructure. Patient ownership while the district matures around it.
