YOUR IRVINE NEIGHBOR. YOUR REAL ESTATE GUIDE.
Hi, I’m Nana Huang.
A place to call home. A person you can call.
Weekends are for a little fresh air.I’m a real estate agent based in Irvine, California. Eleven years ago, I chose Irvine as my home, and it’s a decision that still fills me with joy every day. Living here has given me a perspective I love sharing as I help you make Irvine your home, too.
As a mother of two wonderful kids, I understand that finding a home means more than choosing a house. It means finding a community where your family can put down roots and thrive.
My family loves hiking on weekends. I look forward to meeting you along a trail or in one of Irvine’s green, lively corners!
I also help clients lease, buy and sell retail, office and warehouse spaces to suit their business needs.
Thinking about relocating, moving to Irvine or making a life here? Reach out anytime — day, evening or weekend. I’d love to hear your story.
CLIENTS I’VE HELPEDHelping you take
Helping you take
your next step.
Behind each property is a client with their own plans. Here are a few of the home moves and business spaces I’ve helped with.
At your side, from one home to the next.
A few of the buyers and sellers I’ve had the pleasure of helping.
Newport Coast
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SoldNorth Tustin
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SoldRowland Heights
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SoldIrvine
SoldTustin
SoldLake Elsinore
SoldA space that fits your business.
Helping clients find space for the way they work and grow.
Irvine
Commercial lease completedLake Forest
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Commercial lease completedSelected completed sales and leases. These properties are not current listings.
WHAT’S YOUR NEXT CHAPTER?
Let’s make it feel a little easier.
I’m buying a home
Let’s talk about your everyday life, explore the right neighborhoods and find a place that feels like you.
I’m selling my home
From getting your home ready to telling its story, we’ll build a thoughtful plan around your next move.
I’m getting to know Irvine
Lakeside walks, established streets or a newer neighborhood? Start picturing your days here.
A place for your business, too.
Retail, offices and warehouses. Let’s talk about your business needs, location and budget, and explore your leasing or purchase options.
COME ALONG WITH NANATour homes.
Tour homes.
Explore neighborhoods.
Twelve recent home tours and community visits, selected from my channel and ordered by publication date. Most videos are in Mandarin.
0:51Inside an Irvine 55+ community
1:00An Irvine four-suite home with connected outdoor spaces
1:23Portola Springs new homes: views and a smaller yard
1:26An Eastwood four-bedroom home with a large yard
1:10A Portola Springs four-bedroom corner-lot home
0:32A four-bedroom layout in Irvine's Cypress Village
1:43A view home in Turtle Rock Crest, Irvine
1:19Irvine and Aliso Viejo: comparing places to live
0:59Visiting Irvine new developments in the second half of 2026
1:29A four-bedroom detached home facing a Woodbury park
0:24A glimpse of life in Woodbridge
4:41Alder model-home tour at Irvine Great Park
Tours reflect the time they were filmed; prices and availability may have changed.
IRVINE, ONE NEIGHBORHOOD AT A TIMEDifferent neighborhoods.
Different neighborhoods.
Your kind of home.
Get a feel for ten of Irvine’s well-known communities. These introductions are a starting point; your daily routes and the individual home will bring the picture into focus.
Life by the lakes
Woodbridge
Two lakes and their footbridges give Woodbridge a recognizable rhythm. Lakeside scenery sits alongside a broad range of recreation facilities, with swimming, court sports and neighborhood parks woven into daily life.
A closer lookHills and quiet discoveries
Turtle Rock
At the foot of the San Joaquin Hills, Turtle Rock offers a close connection to the natural landscape. Its nature center makes room for a slower afternoon, with a self-guided trail and native plants to discover.
A closer lookParks, paths and gathering places
Great Park Neighborhoods
Great Park Neighborhoods brings several distinct neighborhoods together through parks, trails and shared gathering places. The neighboring City Great Park adds another layer of recreation to an area that continues to evolve.
A closer lookA hillside setting
Orchard Hills
Orchard Hills takes its character from a hillside setting and open-space surroundings. Within the Reserve enclave, parks and view terraces create places to enjoy the landscape, while nearby open-space outings are offered through scheduled programs.
A closer lookGardens and gathering spaces
Woodbury
Woodbury pairs a network of small parks and garden spaces with a recreation center and pools. Its public community park adds playing fields and picnic areas, offering several different ways to make the most of an afternoon outside.
A closer lookRoom for everyday recreation
Stonegate
Parks and recreation are part of Stonegate's village design. Start exploring at Stonegate Park on Honors, then look at the setting and everyday routes around each home to see how the neighborhood fits your routine.
A closer lookWalks woven into the day
Eastwood Village
Eastwood's paths connect neighborhood parks with longer routes beyond the village. A paseo reaches Hicks Canyon Trail, and an underpass connects to Jeffrey Open Space Trail—useful starting points for exploring the area on foot or by bike.
A closer lookEveryday time outdoors
Northwood
Northwood Community Park is a practical place to begin getting to know the area. Courts, playing fields, picnic shelters and bicycle-trail access bring several kinds of outdoor time together around a neighborhood gathering place.
A closer lookPaths toward open space
Portola Springs
Portola Springs links its neighborhoods with trails, village parks and natural open spaces. Alongside resident recreation facilities, the public community park adds sports courts, playing fields and gathering spaces to explore.
A closer lookA neighborhood of park stops
Westpark
Westpark offers several park stops to build into a local outing. Plaza Park and San Leandro Park sit along Paseo Westpark, while the Paseo Westpark association maintains its own resident recreation spaces nearby.
A closer lookIrvine has more neighborhoods than the ten featured here. Have another area in mind? Let’s explore it together.
NO NEED TO HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUT
Start with a hello.
A move, a home to sell, a space for your business — or simply a question about Irvine. I’m happy to talk it through with you.
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