If Only I Had a Brain

The Orange County Great Park is challenging local businesses to build a themed scarecrow to be displayed at the Great Park’s Farm + Food Lab during its annual Pumpkin Harvest on Oct. 20 (remaining on display all month). The $500 entry fee goes to help feed the hungry. Among last year’s entries was “The Man in the Park” by Burton Construction. Are any OC CRE companies willing to enter “The Broker on His SmartPhone” this year?

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