T.C. Collins & Associates
Property Type · Corporate Campuses

Corporate campus property management in Southern California.

Multi-building headquarters, tech campuses, and mixed-tenant campuses across Orange County and Los Angeles — from a family-owned firm that has been managing Southern California commercial real estate since 1987.

OC · LA·Since 1987·Family-owned·Principal-led
What sets corporate campuses apart

Campuses are systems, not collections of buildings.

Corporate campuses are not big office buildings. They're systems: multiple buildings coordinated across a shared site, with parking, wayfinding, amenity governance, and CAM allocation that only work when someone thinks about them at the campus level, not the building level.

For four decades, T.C. Collins has managed Southern California commercial property from the inside. On corporate campuses, that experience matters at the shared-service layer — where a single tenant experience has to survive across five buildings, and where a capex decision on one building changes CAM economics for the whole site.

  • Multi-building coordination — shared mechanical, shared security, shared common areas.
  • Parking ratios, shared-amenity governance, and CAM allocation across buildings.
  • Tenant experience across a campus — wayfinding, security, F&B, on-site services.
Available corporate campus properties

See what is on the market.

Browse corporate campus availabilities or talk to us for off-market space across Orange County and LA.

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Services we deliver for campus owners

Full-service coverage at the campus level.

Adjacent property types
  • Business parks

    Multi-tenant business parks and flex-space assets across OC and LA.

  • Office

    Single-tenant and multi-tenant office buildings in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, and beyond.

  • Industrial

    Warehouse, distribution, and flex assets — often the neighbor when a corporate campus sits inside a larger industrial submarket.

Tell us about the campus — we'll show you what principal-led management looks like at scale.