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634-Acre Los Angeles Harbor Redevelopment Proposed by Catellus and Deca

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Companies propose transforming Phillips 66 operations into modern logistics and retail complex Two major development firms are betting big on one of California's most ambitious industrial redevelopment projects, seeking to convert more than 600 acres of former Phillips 66 refinery operations into a sprawling logistics and retail complex that could reshape the economic landscape of […]

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