San Pedro's Warehouse One Could Be Converted To A Hotel

Developers may convert San Pedro's Warehouse One into a waterfront hotel.

The century-old building is a national historic-cultural monument. In the past, it has been a supply depot for naval ships and a favorite local filming location, the Daily Breeze reports.

Any plans to transform the property would depend on the passage of Measure P in the March 7 election.

The area has other projects on the horizon that will soon change the landscape, including the revitalization of Ports O’ Call and transforming AltaSea.

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