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Amazon Pulls Out of Greater LA Warehouse Project After City, Developer Agree to Environmental Changes

E-Commerce Giant Had for Years Been Identified as Tenant in Conversion Project in West Covina, California
Amazon has left a warehouse project in West Covina, California, where it had planned on being a tenant. (Getty Images)
Amazon has left a warehouse project in West Covina, California, where it had planned on being a tenant. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
March 10, 2022 | 2:55 AM

E-commerce giant Amazon said it backed away from a lease for a warehouse conversion project east of downtown Los Angeles in a last-minute decision reached after the developer and city agreed to make the development more environmentally friendly to settle a lawsuit.

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