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San Diego, California

 

 

This mixed-use, transit-oriented development is centered on the historic Santa Fe Depot, a landmark and much beloved Mission Revivalstyle building which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Threatened with demolition in the 1970s, the building was saved by a coalition of preservationists, architects, and residents, and now serves as a successful multimodal regional transportation hub for downtown San Diego (Amtrak, light rail, buses.) The surrounding redevelopment area is entitled for 3.3 million square feet of residential, retail, commercial office and hotel uses. Through adaptive reuse and historic renovation, the baggage building for the train station was converted to an extension of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Santa Fe Place

Budget

$500 million

 

Size

15 acres

 

Performance Schedule

Estimated Completion / Full Build- Out: 2016

 

Years of Operation

1998-present

 

Gross Annual Revenues

Confidential

 

Type of Operation

Master planning and development implementation

 

Site Use

Residential, retail, commercial office and hotel uses, historical rail station, and art museum

 

Marketing + Sales Performance

The 7 development parcels are 100% sold to 3rd party developers

 

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