The private family office of Anaheim Ducks owners Henry and Susan Samueli continues to acquire properties around their OCVibe development in the city’s Platinum Triangle.
Corona del Mar-based H&S Ventures LLC, founded by the Samuelis in 1999 to oversee the Samueli Foundation’s investments, earlier this month purchased a Stadium Tower office building for $15.15 million, or $219 per square foot, according to CoStar. It’s a 69,032-square-foot property located at 2300 E. Katella Ave. in Anaheim.
CBRE’s Anthony DeLorenzo, Sammy Cemo and Bryan Johnson represented the institutional seller, TPG Global and Lincoln Property Group, in the transaction.
Cushman & Wakefield’s John Harty and Jason Ward represented the buyer, according to CoStar.
Anaheim Investments
The purchase comes less than a year after the Samueli family completed one of Orange County’s most expensive office deals of 2025: the $72.9 million acquisition of the neighboring Stadium Tower office property, a 12-story building, at 2400 E. Katella Ave.
With both Stadium Towers, the Samueli family now controls two of the most prominent office assets across from Angel Stadium and near their other properties, the Honda Center and the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center, or ARTIC, which they manage for the city.
The move also further strengthens the family’s real estate holdings near OCVibe, the $4 billion, 100-acre mixed-use district now under construction around the Honda Center.
The mega development, only a few miles from Disneyland Resort, is expected to transform the city’s Platinum Triangle into a live, work and play district, with new offices, hotels, a food hall, park spaces and trails, a concert hall, an apartment community and parking garages, and anchored by the Honda Center.
Matthew Hicks, vice president of Public Affairs, H&S Ventures, told the Business Journal that an affiliate of H&S Ventures acquired the property and it is “part of our long-term commitment and vision for Anaheim.”
“This office building will continue to serve its existing business tenants,” he told the Business Journal.
Stadium Tower
Built in 1986, the Class B property recently underwent significant renovations under the previous ownership of TPG Angelo Gordon (formerly Angelo Gordon) and Lincoln Property Company.
The property was a component of TPG Global’s $2.8 billion acquisition of the Angelo Gordon real estate portfolio in 2023.
The building features a remodeled and modernized lobby, flexible office layouts and turnkey spaces with new carpet, paint, lighting, ceiling tiles and modern break rooms.
According to CoStar data, the building was 85.7% leased, and the deal carried an 8.56% capitalization rate.
Notable tenants include Centaurus Financial Inc., which occupies over 17,000 square feet, and Realty ONE Group.
