Wall Street Journal, 10.23.12
"A retail redevelopment project under way in San Diego is converting a former police headquarters complex into restaurants, shops and entertainment venues.
Terramar Retail Centers plans to spend $40 million to replace the Old Police Headquarters complex with 30 stores and eateries. The 100,000-square-foot, three-building complex sits on waterfront land owned by the publicly controlled Unified Port of San Diego and served as San Diego's police headquarters from the 1930s to 1987. It has sat empty most of the time since then. Now, the port is leasing the property to Terramar..."