Santa Ana, California
Santa Ana is Orange County's seat, and its core is public land: the federal courthouse, the county and state Civic Center and the city's own buildings. Orange County indexes deeds online free by name, but never by address and never with a price.
8 buildings · 5 with an owner established · 37 sources · 5 tier B · 3 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
California has no public online land-title register. Santa Ana lies in Orange County, where the Clerk-Recorder offers a free online grantor/grantee index of documents recorded since 1982. It is searchable by name, document number or date, not by address, and shows no images. Documents can be viewed free at the Recorder's offices or copied for $1.00 a page plus $1.00 for certification. The Assessor sells roll products only at its counter or by written request. There is no price-paid dataset.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title search$1.00 per page per document copy, plus $1.00 per certification (viewing free at Recorder offices)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Broadway Plaza (approved, unbuilt) 1109 N Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701 approx. 63,990 sq ft retail proposed, plus 572 apartments (2026 proposal) · 37 floors |
Land | Not established a paid title search would answer it Not built. The City approved a 37-story office tower here in 2004, voters upheld it by referendum on 5 April 2005 (FAQ, s5), and the City allowed housing in 2020. In 2026 the applicant seeks to amend SD-75 to raise the units from 415 to 572 in a tower that stays at 37 stories. The 17 Sep 2026 meeting deck (s6) calls the site 'Currently vacant property' and says it is 'Being developed by Caribou Industries, a local Santa Ana business'. An applicant or developer is not necessarily the owner of record, and none of the City's documents states who holds title. |
Not established | —B |
| Ronald Reagan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse 411 W 4th St, Santa Ana, CA 92701 515,065 rentable sq ft (GSA IOLP) |
Civic | U.S. General Services Administration (United States) GSA's Inventory of Owned and Leased Properties lists location CA0295, 'RONALD REAGAN FB & CH', 411 W 4th St, as OWNED (owned-or-leased indicator 'F'), status ACTIVE, with 515,064.52 rentable sq ft of which 32,974.98 is vacant. The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California lists the building as one of its divisions, at 411 West 4th Street (second source, s10). GSA's dataset gives no cost or acquisition date, so no price is recorded. |
Government | —B |
| Federal Building – Santa Ana 34 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, CA 92701 205,344 rentable sq ft (GSA IOLP) · 9 floors |
Civic | U.S. General Services Administration (United States) GSA's IOLP lists location CA0200, 'FEDERAL BUILDING - SANTA ANA', 34 Civic Center Plaza, as OWNED and ACTIVE: 205,344 rentable sq ft, 30,741 vacant. The Orange County Business Journal (4 Mar 2025, s9) reported that GSA had listed this nine-floor 1975 building among 443 'non-core' properties for disposal, the only one in Orange County, and updated the story to say the list was taken down on 5 March, a day after it went up. As of October 2026 the IOLP still shows it as owned and active. No sale is recorded. |
Government | —B |
| Orange County Civic Center (County Administration North and South) 400 W Civic Center Dr and surrounding superblock, Santa Ana, CA 92701 more than 1.6 million sq ft across 16 County-owned buildings; 17 acres · 6 floors |
Civic | County of Orange County of Orange press release (12 Sep 2022): County Administration North at 400 W Civic Center Drive is 'a six-story, 250,000-square foot midrise which opened in July 2022'. Its 'virtual twin', County Administration South, opened in 2019. The County opened its new Civic Center complex in July 2022 as 'the cornerstone of a 20-year master plan to modernize the County's real estate assets in Santa Ana'. It states: 'The Civic Center covers 17 acres, 16 County-owned buildings, 4,600 employees and more than 1.6 million square feet of space.' The release states no cost, and state and city buildings in the wider civic center are not counted here. |
Government | —A |
| MainPlace Mall 2800 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92705 1.1M sq ft (Bisnow, 2022) |
Retail | Main Place Shoppingtown, LLC The City's FY2025 ACFR ranks 'Main Place Shoppingtown LLC' as Santa Ana's largest property-tax remitter: $357,856,147 of taxable assessed value, 1.00% of the city total, on the 2024/25 roll. The City's draft development agreement (10 May 2019, s12) names the same Delaware LLC as 'Owner' of fee title or an equitable interest. Bisnow (23 Jun 2022, s13) calls Centennial Real Estate and USAA Real Estate the owners. It said their $140.5M loan, taken by Westfield in 2012, went to special servicing, with a ~$32M loss expected by DBRS Morningstar. No later loan outcome or sale price was found. |
Private company | —B |
| Griffin Towers (Hutton Centre) 5 Hutton Centre Dr, Santa Ana, CA 92707 547,000 net rentable sq ft (MPG, 2010) |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it MPG Office Trust's Q3 2010 10-Q: 'In March 2010, we disposed of Griffin Towers located in Santa Ana, California. We received proceeds of $89.4 million, net of transactions costs', which with $6.5M of released reserves partly repaid a $125.0M mortgage. MPG 'was relieved of the obligation to pay the remaining $49.1 million', after a $90.0M impairment in 2009. The buyer is not named. A 2024 Form D was filed by 'KB Griffin Towers, LLC' ($32.3M offering, 'Other Real Estate'), but it names no property, so it is not treated as proof of ownership. GSA's IOLP lists a federal lease at 'GRIFFIN TOWERS', 5 Hutton Centre Dr. |
Not established | —A |
| Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (The Depot) 1000 E Santa Ana Blvd, Santa Ana, CA 92701 approx. 16,580 sq ft of leasable commercial space (City) |
Civic | City of Santa Ana The City runs the station through its own 'Property Management Office'. It leases the building's commercial space directly: about 16,580 sq ft for retail, dining and office, offered through a City RFP on PlanetBids, with a 2025 City leasing brochure listing a 4,075 sq ft restaurant/banquet suite. Amtrak, Metrolink, OCTA and intercity buses use it. The City's FY2025 ACFR carries a Transportation Center enterprise fund 'for the provision of a concentrated commuter-oriented transportation center for the region' (s17, second source). No City page uses the word 'owns', which is why this is tier B. |
Government | —B |
| Discovery Cube Orange County 2500 N Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92705 |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it Operated by the nonprofit Discovery Science Center of Orange County (EIN 33-0828380), at 2500 N Main St. Its FY2023 Form 990 extract (year ended June 2023) shows total assets of $63,409,239 and secured mortgages and notes payable of $11,691,935 at year end, but the extract has no land-and-buildings line. It does not say whether the center owns the site or leases it from the City. The City's Laserfiche records portal (cc-publicdocs.santa-ana.org) refused connections, so no City agreement for the site was read. |
Not established | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Orange County publishes values for every parcel but owners for none. The County's parcel layer and the Assessor's lookup give values by APN, and the Assessor sells its roll only at the counter. The one owner-named list in the public record is the City's own: its audited financial report ranks the ten largest property-tax remitters by taxable value from the Assessor's 2024/25 roll.
City taxable assessed value, FY2025$35,736,416,000
Secured $33.78B + unsecured $2.10B less $147.5M exemptions. FY2016: $22.85B. ACFR Schedule 5, source County of Orange Auditor-Controller (s17).
Largest property-tax remitter$357,856,147 (1.00% of the city)
Main Place Shoppingtown LLC, rank 1 on the 2024/25 combined roll. In 2016 the top remitter carried $318,532,300 (1.39%). ACFR Schedule 9 (s17).
Ten largest remitters combined$1,768,468,197 (4.92%)
Against $1,346,412,949 (5.88%) in 2016, so ownership at the top is getting less concentrated as the roll grows. ACFR Schedule 9 (s17).
Dissolved Redevelopment Agency project areas, taxable value$11,538,760,000
FY2025 secured plus unsecured, less exemptions, within the former redevelopment project areas; the schedule does not map them. ACFR Schedule 5 (s17).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Santa Ana's defining ground is public. The County of Orange, the United States (through GSA) and the City share the Civic Center, and the City runs the train station. Orange County's roll names no owners, so the private side comes from the one owner-named list in the public record: the City's audited ranking of its ten largest property-tax remitters, by taxable value. That list names entities without saying what they hold. The rows below record only what each source states.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| County of Orange County release (12 Sep 2022): 'The Civic Center covers 17 acres, 16 County-owned buildings, 4,600 employees and more than 1.6 million square feet of space', the core of a '20-year master plan to modernize the County's real estate assets in Santa Ana'. County holdings outside the Civic Center were not established. |
Government | 16 County-owned buildings on 17 acres; 1.6M+ sq ft (Civic Center)A |
| City of Santa Ana ACFR FY2025: land of $20.3M (governmental) and $20.1M (business-type), right-of-way of $498.5M, and total investment in capital assets of $1,470.0M net of depreciation. These are historic-cost book values, not market values. A City release (s36, second source) says the City 'has begun acquiring land around City Hall to modernize and reimagine our civic center'. The City also runs the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. |
Government | Land $40.4M at cost; right-of-way $498.5M; capital assets $1,470.0M net (30 Jun 2025)B |
| United States (General Services Administration) GSA's IOLP lists two owned Santa Ana buildings: Ronald Reagan FB & CH, 411 W 4th St (515,065 RSF) and the Federal Building at 34 Civic Center Plaza (205,344 RSF). It also lists eight leased locations, among them 3 and 5 Hutton Centre Dr, Park 55 at 1241 E Dyer Rd, and 1900 E First St. |
Government | 2 owned buildings, 720,409 rentable sq ft; 8 leased locationsA |
| Main Place Shoppingtown LLC ACFR FY2025 Schedule 9, the City's largest property-tax remitter on the Assessor's 2024/25 combined roll. The City's 2019 draft development agreement for MainPlace Mall names it as 'Owner' (s12). |
Private company | $357,856,147 taxable assessed value (rank 1, 1.00%)A |
| PR Broadstone Heritage LLC ACFR FY2025 Schedule 9. The schedule does not say which property it holds. |
Private company | $288,553,953 taxable assessed value (rank 2, 0.80%)A |
| Robinson Pharma Inc ACFR FY2025 Schedule 9. Assessed value can include business personal property and the unsecured roll, so this is not only real estate. |
Private company | $186,652,906 taxable assessed value (rank 3, 0.52%)A |
| Other top-ten remitters (ACFR, 2024/25 roll) Ranks 4–10: 9 MacArthur Place Property ($159.2M); First American Title ($151.8M); Johanna Energy Center LLC ($127.8M); MDC Coastal 13 LLC ($125.6M); Rexford Industrial LLC ($125.5M); APG OCIC LLC ($123.2M); Santa Ana California III SGF LLC ($122.2M). Ten-year-earlier remitters no longer in the top ten include BRE Properties Inc, RP Essex Skyline Holdings LLC and Freedom Newspapers Inc. |
Private company | $1,768,468,197 combined for all ten (4.92%)A |
| South Coast Plaza The City's Village Santa Ana Specific Plan page names 'South Coast Plaza (Applicant & Property Owner)' for the 17.2-acre site, entitled for up to 1,583 homes. The South Coast Plaza mall itself is not counted here. |
Private company | 17.2-acre site at 1561 W Sunflower AveA |
| Rancho Santiago Community College District Its own page says the district, headquartered at 2323 N Broadway, Santa Ana, covers 193 sq mi and 'maintains eight facilities', including Santa Ana College and the Centennial Education Center. It gives no acreage and does not use the word 'owns', so no Santa Ana land figure is given. |
Government | 'maintains eight facilities' district-wideB |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Santa Ana is almost fully built out, so new housing comes from rezoned commercial land, not subdivisions. Census's Building Permits Survey shows 291 units permitted in 2025: 252 single-unit, 2 in one two-unit building and 37 in three buildings of five or more, with all 12 months reported. In 2024 it showed 440 (211 / 8 / 24 / 197), with only 10 months reported, so part of that is imputed. The pipeline is far larger than the permits. Two specific plans by large private owners, Related California's at 3600 S Bristol and South Coast Plaza's Village Santa Ana, entitle 5,333 homes between them. No builder publishes a Santa Ana delivery figure. The figures below are the City's own project pages, and they are entitled or proposed units, not completions.
| Name | Type | Units (City project record) |
|---|---|---|
| Related California The Related Bristol Specific Plan, at 3600 S Bristol St, allows up to 3,750 homes, 350,000 sq ft of commercial space, 250 hotel rooms and 200 senior-care units. The City Council approved all entitlements and a development agreement on 15 Oct 2024, effective 15 Nov 2024. The City's page names the plan for Related; it does not say who holds title. |
Developer | up to 3,750 units entitled (41 acres)A |
| South Coast Plaza The City's page calls 'South Coast Plaza (Applicant & Property Owner)' the proponent of The Village Santa Ana Specific Plan at 1561 W Sunflower Ave: up to 1,583 homes, 300,000 sq ft of office and 80,000 sq ft of retail. Entitlements are approved. |
Private company | up to 1,583 units entitled (17.2 acres)A |
| Waterford Property Company Central Pointe, 1801 E Fourth St: 'The applicant Waterford Property Company proposes to construct a mixed-use project consisting of 644 multi-family residential units and 15,130 square feet of commercial space on an approximately 8 acre site.' Two 5-story buildings around a 7-level garage. Status: under construction. |
Private company | 644 units under constructionA |
| KB Home The City's 'KB Home Residential Development' page, 1901 E Fourth St: 188 for-sale townhomes, 10 of them very-low-income affordable. A Planning Commission hearing was set for 27 Jul 2026. |
Public company | 188 townhomes proposedA |
| Meritage Homes (with MLC Holdings) 'MLC Holdings/Meritage Homes — 2020 East First Street': redevelopment of a 3.72-acre site with 80 three-story townhomes (about 1,200–1,800 sq ft) and six 2,500 sq ft live-work units. Status: demolition started. |
Public company | 80 townhomes + 6 live-work unitsA |
| Toll Brothers (Toll Brothers Apartment Living, joint venture with EJF Capital) City release (3 Nov 2021): Toll Brothers formed a joint venture with EJF Capital to build the Rafferty, a two-building, 218-unit multifamily project with 12,350 sq ft of retail, on the former First American Title site at 4th and Main, inside the City's Opportunity Zone. Completion was scheduled for 2024; whether it was completed was not checked. |
Public company | 218 apartments (the Rafferty)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Santa Ana's listed landlords are mostly industrial owners in the south of the city, near the airport and the 55 and 405 freeways, plus apartments around MacArthur Place. Each figure is the REIT's own Santa Ana rows in its FY2025 10-K. The City's largest taxpayers, which include a shopping-mall LLC, an apartment owner and a pharmaceutical maker, are under landowners, because the City's list names entities without saying what they hold.
| Name | Type | Santa Ana holdings at 31 Dec 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Rexford Industrial Realty FY2025 10-K property table, Santa Ana rows: 1801 St Andrew Place (370,374 sq ft, light industrial/office, acquired 2021), 1217 Saint Gertrude Place (106,604, acquired 2024), 3441 West MacArthur Blvd (124,102) and 2610 & 2701 S. Birch Street (98,379). All four are 100% leased. 'Rexford Industrial LLC' is the City's no. 8 property-tax remitter at $125.5M of assessed value (ACFR, s17). |
REIT | 699,459 sq ft, 4 propertiesA |
| Terreno Realty FY2025 10-K: Terreno bought 3500 West MacArthur Boulevard (1 building, 134,000 sq ft) on 20 June 2025 for a stated purchase price of $49.5M, at a 5.7% stabilized cap rate. Schedule III carries it at $56.2M land plus $13.4M building. East Garry Avenue was a redevelopment completed in Q1 2025, with 91,500 sq ft and a total expected investment of $41.3M. |
REIT | 225,500 sq ft, 2 propertiesA |
| Essex Property Trust FY2025 10-K: Fairhaven (164 units, garden, built 1970, acquired 2001), Parkside Court (210, mid-rise, built 1986; the filing's two tables give different acquisition dates) and Pinnacle at MacArthur Place (253, mid-rise, 2002, acquired 2014), each 96–97% occupied. Schedule III gross carrying amounts are $27.0M, $60.6M and $96.3M. |
REIT | 627 apartments, 3 communitiesA |
| Brixmor Property Group FY2025 10-K property list: Bristol Plaza, Santa Ana, acquired 2003, 111,403 sq ft, 82.0% leased, ABR $3.511M ($39.41/sq ft). Grocer anchor Trader Joe's; other anchors Petco and Ross Dress for Less. |
REIT | 111,403 sq ft GLA (Bristol Plaza)A |
| Easterly Government Properties FY2025 10-K: 'DEA - Santa Ana', single-tenant federal, lease expiring 2029, 39,905 sq ft, annualized lease income $2,036,945 ($51.04/sq ft). Schedule III: built 2004, acquired 11 Feb 2015. GSA's IOLP lists a federal lease of the same 39,905 rentable sq ft at 1900 E First St (s7). The 10-K gives no street address, so the match is not confirmed. |
REIT | 39,905 sq ft (DEA – Santa Ana)A |
| Apple Hospitality REIT FY2025 10-K hotel list: Courtyard, Santa Ana, managed by Dimension, acquired or completed 23 May 2011, 155 rooms. Schedule III shows a $12.27M encumbrance and an initial cost of $3.08M land and $21.05M building. The mortgage table lists a 3.94% loan dated 9 Mar 2018, maturing 1 Apr 2028. |
REIT | 155 rooms (Courtyard Santa Ana)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who holds title to the One Broadway Plaza site at 1109 N Broadway. Caribou Industries is the named developer; only a deed copy from the OC Clerk-Recorder ($1/page) would establish the owner.
- The current owner of Griffin Towers (5 Hutton Centre Dr) since MPG Office Trust disposed of it in March 2010. A 2024 Form D from 'KB Griffin Towers, LLC' suggests but does not establish it.
- Whether MainPlace's $140.5M loan (in special servicing from June 2022) was extended, modified or foreclosed. No filing was found that names the securitisation.
- Who owns the Bowers Museum building and land at 2002 N Main St. The museum says it opened in 1936 as 'a city-run museum' and reopened in 1992, but no current City or museum document states title or a lease.
- Whether Discovery Cube Orange County's site is owned by the nonprofit or leased from the City. Its Form 990 extract shows $11.7M of secured debt, which suggests an owned asset, but that is not stated.
- Land holdings of Santa Ana Unified School District, OCTA, Orange County Water District, OC Flood Control District (Santa Ana River, Santiago Creek) and Caltrans (I-5, SR-55, SR-22). No source opened during this pass states their Santa Ana acreage; sausd.us content paths are disallowed by robots.txt.
- What PR Broadstone Heritage LLC, 9 MacArthur Place Property, Johanna Energy Center LLC, MDC Coastal 13 LLC, APG OCIC LLC and Santa Ana California III SGF LLC hold. The City's taxpayer schedule names them without addresses.
- The owner of the Hutton Centre buildings other than Griffin Towers, and of the 3 Hutton Centre Dr building where GSA leases 25,987 sq ft.
- Whether the Toll Brothers / EJF Capital 'Rafferty' at 4th and Main was completed as scheduled for 2024.
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Sources
- RecorderWorks Grantor/Grantee Search — 'online searches of property documents recorded since 1982. Documents may be viewed free of charge or copied at a cost of $1.00 per page' — Orange County Clerk-Recorder · openA
- Obtaining Official Record Copies — '$1 per page plus an additional $1 for certification'; the online index 'will not allow you to view images' — Orange County Clerk-Recorder · openA
- Assessor Roll Products — 'ONLY AVAILABLE in-person at our Public Service Center or by written request' — Orange County Assessor · openA
- One Broadway Plaza — project page (updated 23 Sep 2026): 1109 North Broadway; amendment to SD-75 raising residential units from 415 to 572; approved 37-story tower unchanged — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- One Broadway Plaza Frequently Asked Questions — original 2004 approval of a 37-story office tower; upheld by referendum 5 Apr 2005; 2020 amendments — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- One Broadway Plaza compiled Sunshine Meeting materials, 17 Sep 2026 — 'Currently vacant property'; 'Being developed by Caribou Industries, a local Santa Ana business' — Caribou Industries, published by City of Santa Ana · openA
- IOLP_NEW FeatureServer, layer 0 (owned and leased buildings) and layer 1 (leases), queried for CITY = 'SANTA ANA' — 'IOLP Data Service for production viewer. This service is updated weekly' — U.S. General Services Administration (Public Buildings Service), on ArcGIS Online · openA
- Inventory of Owned and Leased Properties (IOLP) — data.gov catalog record, licence CC0; its listed 2026-10-2 xlsx downloads returned 404 — U.S. General Services Administration / data.gov · openA
- Santa Ana Federal Building Pegged for Closure Under GSA Cost-Cutting Plan (4 Mar 2025, with update that the list was taken down 5 Mar) — Orange County Business Journal · openA
- Ronald Reagan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse — 'About This Division', 411 West 4th Street, Room 1053 — U.S. District Court, Central District of California · openA
- Press release, 12 Sep 2022: Board of Supervisors to convene first meeting in County Administration North — 'The Civic Center covers 17 acres, 16 County-owned buildings, 4,600 employees and more than 1.6 million square feet of space' — County of Orange · openA
- Draft Development Agreement No. 2019-__ between the City of Santa Ana and Main Place Shoppingtown, LLC (draft dated 10 May 2019), posted with the MainPlace Specific Plan documents — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- Loan On Santa Ana Mall In Special Servicing Ahead Of Planned Redevelopment (23 Jun 2022) — Bisnow · openA
- City wins Orange County Business Council award for MainPlace Mall plan — MainPlace Specific Plan approved June 2019: up to 1,900 homes, 400 hotel rooms, 750,000 sq ft office — City of Santa Ana · openA
- MPG Office Trust, Inc. Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2010 — Dispositions: Griffin Towers, Santa Ana, 547,000 net rentable sq ft, disposed Q1 2010 — US Securities and Exchange Commission / MPG Office Trust, Inc. · openA
- Form D notice, KB Griffin Towers, LLC (Delaware; Las Vegas NV address; industry 'Other Real Estate'; total offering $32,300,000) — US Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- City of Santa Ana Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, fiscal year ended 30 Jun 2025 — Schedule 5 (assessed value), Schedule 9 (principal property tax remitters), Note C (capital assets), fund descriptions — City of Santa Ana Finance Department · openA
- Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (The Depot) — 1000 E Santa Ana Blvd; Property Management Office — City of Santa Ana · openA
- Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center Development Opportunity — 'approximately 16,580 square feet of leasable commercial space'; City RFP — City of Santa Ana · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file, West Region, 2024 and 2025 (we2024a.txt, we2025a.txt): Santa Ana, FIPS place 69000 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Related California Bristol Specific Plan — 3600 S Bristol St, 41 acres, up to 3,750 homes; approved by City Council 15 Oct 2024 — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- The Village Santa Ana Specific Plan — 1561 W Sunflower Ave; 'South Coast Plaza (Applicant & Property Owner)'; 17.2 acres, up to 1,583 homes; entitlements approved — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- Central Pointe Mixed-Use Development — 1801 E Fourth St; 'The applicant Waterford Property Company'; 644 units; under construction — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- KB Home Residential Development — 1901 E Fourth St; 188 for-sale townhomes; Planning Commission 27 Jul 2026 — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- MLC Holdings/Meritage Homes — 2020 East First Street; 80 townhomes and 6 live-work units on 3.72 acres; demolition started — City of Santa Ana Planning Division · openA
- Santa Ana downtown residential project forms joint venture to take advantage of City's opportunity zone (3 Nov 2021) — Toll Brothers and EJF Capital, the Rafferty, 218 units at 4th and Main — City of Santa Ana · openA
- Rexford Industrial Realty, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025 — Item 2 property table and Schedule III (Santa Ana rows) — US SEC / Rexford Industrial Realty · openA
- Terreno Realty Corp Form 10-K FY2025 — 2025 acquisitions table, completed redevelopments, Schedule III (Santa Ana rows) — US SEC / Terreno Realty · openA
- Essex Property Trust, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025 — apartment communities table and Schedule III (Santa Ana rows) — US SEC / Essex Property Trust · openA
- Brixmor Property Group Inc. Form 10-K FY2025, Exhibit 99.1 property list — Bristol Plaza, Santa Ana — US SEC / Brixmor Property Group · openA
- Easterly Government Properties, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025 — property table ('DEA - Santa Ana') and Schedule III — US SEC / Easterly Government Properties · openA
- Apple Hospitality REIT, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025 — hotel list and Schedule III (Courtyard, Santa Ana) — US SEC / Apple Hospitality REIT · openA
- About Us — Rancho Santiago Community College District: '193 square miles', 'the district maintains eight facilities' — Rancho Santiago Community College District · openA
- Nonprofit Explorer organization records (IRS Form 990 extracts): Discovery Science Center of Orange County (EIN 33-0828380) and Charles W Bowers Museum Corporation (EIN 33-0106161) — ProPublica · openA
- About Us — Our History: 'first opened its doors in 1936 as a city-run museum'; closed by the City in 1987; reopened October 1992 — Bowers Museum · openA
- Mayor Amezcua announces youth grant, Civic Center modernization at first State of the City — City 'has begun acquiring land around City Hall' — City of Santa Ana · openA
- SARTC Lease brochure (May 2025) — 1000 E Santa Ana Blvd; Restaurant/Banquet 4,075 SF, Cafe or Deli 557 SF, Office 1,012 SF; City of Santa Ana Economic Development Division — City of Santa Ana · openA