Developer Mike Harrah pivots the long-delayed 37-story Santa Ana skyscraper away from office use, betting on a housing-starved market and new transit infrastructure to attract government workers and young professionals. Developer Mike Harrah is making his third attempt to reshape One Broadway Plaza, the long-stalled Santa Ana skyscraper that has lingered in various stages of […]
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