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Developer Looks To Boost Apartment Supply in Busy San Diego Neighborhood

Trammell Crow Residential Proposal Includes More Than 500 Units on Site of Former Dixieline Store
Developer Trammell Crow Residential is looking to build more than 500 apartments on a vacant San Diego site that housed a Dixieline lumber store. (Mohammed Tomaleh/CoStar)
Developer Trammell Crow Residential is looking to build more than 500 apartments on a vacant San Diego site that housed a Dixieline lumber store. (Mohammed Tomaleh/CoStar)
CoStar News
July 8, 2022 | 12:40 AM

Developer Trammell Crow Residential is looking to build more than 500 apartments on the site of a vacated Dixieline lumber store, responding to rising demand in San Diego’s Kearny Mesa neighborhood and joining a growing tide of commercial redevelopments aimed at boosting the city’s affordable housing supply.

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