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Evangelical Christian CU relocates headquarters

BREA, Calif. -Evangelical Christian Credit Union has finally completed the relocation of its corporate headquarters. ECCU moved into the first phase of this new campus just seven months after breaking ground on the 17.5-acre site. The facility includes two buildings totaling 125,000 square feet and will house more than 230...

By Staff Writer | Updated on October 22, 2002

BREA, Calif. -Evangelical Christian Credit Union has finally completed the relocation of its corporate headquarters. ECCU moved into the first phase of this new campus just seven months after breaking ground on the 17.5-acre site. The facility includes two buildings totaling 125,000 square feet and will house more than 230 ECCU employees, with capacity for approximately 400 employees. The two-story office building features a unique curved facing entrance, and the second building includes a 320-seat auditorium, which will be available for community events and church services. At completion, the complex will include two additional buildings, providing total office space in the complex of approximately 285,000 square-feet. “We are pleased to make office space available for local businesses serving the community and member organizations that serve Christian churches and schools. The opportunity to build an office complex for faith-based organizations, whose mission is complementary to ours, is exciting,” said ECCU President/CEO Mark Holbrook.

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