The Irvine Company said Tuesday it plans to build an office tower in downtown San Diego.
Construction could start as early as next year and take two and a half years to complete, the company said. An architect hasn’t been named yet.
The land for the tower was bought from high-rise condominium developer Bosa Development Corp. earlier this month, for undisclosed terms.
The site already is zoned for office space from a previous owner of the property, the company said.
The building site has a development agreement that allows for a maximum height of 480 feet. A total size for the project hasn’t been announced.
The tower could be 35 stories or so.
The Irvine Co. already owns six office towers in downtown San Diego, following a buying spree last year that saw it acquire the city’s preeminent tower, One America Plaza.
