Navy will walk away from lease along Pacific Highway so Port of San Diego can redevelop
The Port of San Diego's Board of Commissioners Tuesday agreed with the U.S. Navy to end a lengthy lease early on a Downtown San Diego waterfront property,...
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The Port of San Diego's Board of Commissioners Tuesday agreed with the U.S. Navy to end a lengthy lease early on a Downtown San Diego waterfront property,...
The United States Navy will give up its 3.4-acre property at 1220 Pacific Highway, voluntary ending its 100-year lease of real estate opposite San Diego's cruise ship terminal decades ahead of schedule.
The Navy signed a 100-year lease at 1220 Pacific Highway with the city of San Diego on Aug. 9, 1949.
The 3.4-acre site of four parcels opposite the B Street Pier consists of parking lots and office buildings. It is surrounded by high-end hotels and the port-owned Lane Field Park.
The Port of San Diego and the United States Navy have agreed to terms that will see the federal government vacate a 3.4-acre, waterfront site at 1220 Pacific Highway in exchange for $5.75 million in products and services.