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Land Swap Clears Way for $85 Million LA Waterfront Redevelopment

Exchange With City Provides Last Piece Needed for Port District Project
A waterfront redevelopment in Los Angeles' Wilmington neighborhood is planned to replace former industrial buildings with public spaces. (Port of Los Angeles)
A waterfront redevelopment in Los Angeles' Wilmington neighborhood is planned to replace former industrial buildings with public spaces. (Port of Los Angeles)
CoStar News
June 16, 2020 | 4:27 P.M.

Los Angeles port and city officials have completed a land swap clearing the way for $85 million in planned waterfront redevelopments, the latest among decadeslong efforts to convert outmoded former industrial and marine facilities into new commercial and civic uses.

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