Find Production spaces for rent in Costa Mesa, CA

About Costa Mesa

Costa Mesa is known as the City of the Arts, and what better place could you imagine exploring and expanding your art with a production space venue. It’s located just 37 miles from Los Angeles and offers a vibrant residential and commercial scene with a mix of open spaces and parks.

The city had humble beginnings as a small, farming community. It’s grown since then to a population of over 112,000. Much of the economic activity stems from the South Coast Plaza-John Wayne Airport edge city, which is partially in Costa Mesa. The South Coast Plaza is a large shopping center with over 270 stores and some incredible architecture.

Production Space Options in Costa Mesa

The production space options in Costa Mesa are second to none, just ask Tom Hanks. He filmed part of his 1996 drama, That Thing You Do, in Costa Mesa (Hanks was an actor and director of the film). It’s one of many projects that have traveled to Costa Mesa and the companies in the city are ready to serve any project that arrives.

• Catering
  The arts are visible throughout the city of Costa Mesa, including in the elegant designs used by restaurants and catering companies to plate meals. A variety of cuisines can be found, and all share the same artistic flair that the city is known for.
  
  
• Furniture and Equipment Rentals
  There’s no need to pack everything you might possibly need for your Costa Mesa production space project, just pick it up while you’re in the city. Between the South Coast Plaza and the furniture and equipment rental companies, everything you need is within the city limits.
  
  
• Transportation
  The headaches of transportation are a recurring theme in Southern California. The good news is that the transportation companies that work in the area understand this and eliminate the headaches by handling all the travel logistics.

Production Space Companies in Costa Mesa

The most important thing is to focus on the parts of the project only you can handle. Trust the production space companies in Costa Mesa to handle everything else for you.

• Iron Catering Crew
  Iron Catering Crew truly treats food as art and creates remarkable dining experiences. They offer event catering and personal chef services. They are focused on customer satisfaction, fresh ingredients, and food presentation.
  
  
• Old Bones Company
  The Old Bones Company specializes in furniture and lifestyle design for the home. They have everything from lighting to outdoor furniture, and tables to storage. Their design team helps with home staging – or production space staging – as well.
  
  
• Orange County Town Car
  Orange County Town Car Service has navigated the streets of Costa Mesa and the surrounding cities since 1985. You know that they are ready with a “Plan B” for every closed road or traffic jam. Their professional drivers and fleet of vehicles ensure an effortless travel experience.

Pros and Cons of Production Spaces in Costa Mesa

There are pros and cons of production space in Costa Mesa that may sway your decision one way or the other. Browse the list, then make a decision and keep your project moving forward.

Advantages

• Climate
  The semi-arid climate of southern California yields a lot of benefits, and the warm, sunny weather and low amounts of precipitation beckon visitors to the area. There is some fog and low clouds in the morning because of the proximity to the coast.
  
  
• Safety
  Costa Mesa consistently ranks high on lists of safe cities and the best places to live. That means visitors can navigate the streets with ease and less concern than in some other locations.
  
  
• Culture
  A city like Costa Mesa offers opportunities to enjoy the culture and nightlife after a day in your production space. The restaurants, museums, and nightlife are frequented by the young professionals that call the city home, as well as business visitors.

Disadvantages

• Flood zone
  Costa Mesa is only three-quarters of a mile from the Pacific Ocean. Its geographic location means that flooding is a concern for residents and visitors. Pay attention to the weather and heed any warnings.
  
  
• Expensive
  The cost of living is higher in Costa Mesa than in other cities. Much of this is driven by the housing costs in the city, but you should expect to pay more for other services as well, and this could impact your budget if you’re not prepared.
  
  
• Crowds
  The secret is out. Costa Mesa is a great location for production space. There will be competition for the best production space venues in the city, so book early if you have a particular location in mind.

Famous Locations in Costa Mesa

• Costa Mesa Art Walk
  Going on the Costa Mesa Art Walk is a must-do in the City of the Arts. This self-guided walk has over 20 pieces of art located throughout the city, and visitors can go and view all of them for free, whether it is a sculpture or a playfully painted piano.
  
  
• Noguchi Garden
  The Noguchi Garden (aka California Scenario) is actually part of the Costa Mesa Art Walk. But, if you can only choose one of the art displays to visit, this is the one. It’s a nationally known sculpture garden and was designed to represent the state of California through each of the unique sculptures. The Spirit of the Lima Bean sculpture is perhaps the one most Instagram-worthy.
  
  
• Fairview Park
  There certainly is a fair view in Fairview Park. It’s 208-acres and includes open space, trails, a miniature railroad, and a field, especially for flying model airplanes. At the highest point in the park, you can see all the way to Saddle Back Mountain. Fairview Park is also adjacent to other greenways and trails, making it a great place to escape.