Big Brothers Finds OC Space

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County acquired 1801 East Edinger Ave in Santa Ana in a deal brokered by Stream Realty Partners. (If it's like real life, it totally just stole it from Little Brothers Little Sisters and forced them not to tell mom.) As active donors to the organization for many years, Stream was glad for the opportunity to support Big Brothers Big Sisters in the relocation, Stream’s John Pomer tells us.

With nonprofit status, organizations are able to utilize specific tax credit financing to be used toward the purchase of real estate, John says. It's a complex process, but Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County has a very sophisticated board of directors who are experienced in that field, he adds. The property is at the corner of Edinger Avenue and Ritchey, off the 55 Freeway. According to Big Brothers Big Sisters, it will provide a professional environment for its operations, with large open spaces. Stream’s Ben Gott and Korbin Duley, as well as CBRE’s Ross Bourne, Chip Wright, and Justin Hill, also worked on the transaction.

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