Los Angeles — Progressive Real Estate Partners has signed leases with five tenants at Bixby Hacienda Plaza, a 135,000-square-foot retail center located in the Los Angeles suburb of Hacienda Heights. PG Noodle, US Art Academy, Prime Taekwondo Center and Sumi Lashes are already open at the center. Later this year, Japanese retailer MINISO will open a 5,930-square-foot store on a 10-year lease. Paul Su of Progressive represented the Cherng Family Trust in the lease negotiations, while James Rodriguez of Colliers represented MINISO in the transaction. Two shop spaces, which total 960 square feet and 990 square feet respectively, are still available for lease at the center.
Bixby Hacienda Plaza is anchored by 168 Market and Daiso and features a mix of additional tenants including Yakiya Premium Japanese BBQ, 85 Degree, Uncle Tetsu and Panda Express. The center is 98 percent leased.