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Anaheim's historic 1919 Sunkist citrus-packing househas been awarded rare placement on National Register of Historic Places.
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The billionaire brothers who currently own the site have set a foreclosure auction for April 26.
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The LPC signed off on HHC's plan to relocate the historic Tin Building, paving the way for the rest of the South Street Seaport to go forward.
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An apartment overlooking an historic (and renovated) golf course has traded hands.
101 Seaport Blvd trades in the first massive deal at Seaport Square.
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Downtown SD’s $17M, 1.9-acre Horton Plaza Park reopened yesterday, but the celebration continues all weekend with free music and Park Play activities.
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The US Postal Service sold the 79k SF Eckington building to Amerco Real Estate for $12M.
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San Francisco employment rate and labor participation rate show slight declines
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The Obama Foundation says Washington Park will still benefit from the Library's location
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