Food for Thought

Tarantino bought this 73k SF industrial building in Otay Mesa, close to the Mexican border. No, not Quentin--but you can bet there'll still be blood. According to Voit's Art Bleier and Nick Price, their client the Tarantino family trust plans to use the state-of-the-art food processing facility for meat, sausage and dry spices production. The property is located at 7651 St Andrews and was purchased for well below replacement cost, they say. David Rosenthal repped the seller, Comerica Bank.

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