Targus has signed an 84,041-square-foot industrial lease at Anaheim Concourse, where the company will relocate its corporate headquarters into a newly constructed Class A facility. The business park, located at 1206 N. Miller St. in Anaheim, is owned by BGO and offers modern industrial features aimed at supporting corporate and logistics operations.
CBRE arranged the lease and represented both Targus as the tenant and BGO as the landlord. The brokerage team of Sean Ward, Brian DeRevere and Ryan Peterson acted on behalf of both parties in the transaction, aligning the tenant’s headquarters requirements with the specifications of the Anaheim Concourse space.
The leased premises are part of the larger Anaheim Concourse business park. According to the parties involved, the facility is designed with modern industrial functionality, including 32-foot clear heights that support efficient racking and warehousing, as well as an ESFR sprinkler system that provides enhanced fire protection suitable for contemporary distribution and storage operations.
The property also offers a secured truck court, which is intended to improve loading operations and on-site circulation, and it provides direct access to the region’s major freeway network. This connectivity is positioned to support Targus’ access to employees, customers and suppliers across the surrounding industrial and commercial hubs.
Ward noted that the lease met Targus’ needs for a modern Class A headquarters facility, combining functionality, location and corporate image. He added that occupiers are continuing to prioritize high-quality buildings in established infill industrial markets, and characterized this transaction as an example of a company using its real estate strategy to support long-term growth objectives while remaining connected to its workforce and customer base.
The transaction underscores ongoing demand for newly built, high-spec industrial product in infill locations where freeway access and modern building systems are differentiating features. The relocation of Targus’ headquarters to Anaheim Concourse illustrates how tenants are aligning corporate real estate choices with operational efficiency and branding goals in competitive industrial markets.
The article also highlights Connect Industrial West, an upcoming event scheduled for August 20 in Irvine, California. The conference is described as a gathering for owners, investors, developers, brokers, lenders and occupiers focused on industrial real estate across the Western U.S., offering market insights, dealmaking opportunities and networking, with registration available through the event’s website.
