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USC Acquires South L.A. Site to Protect Coliseum Landmark Visibility, Halts Proposed Mixed-Use Project

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In a strategic business move, the University of Southern California has purchased a parcel in South Los Angeles to block a development that threatened the visibility of the iconic Coliseum Sign, a remnant of the 1984 Olympic Games. The acquisition, disclosed during the last month’s meeting of the Los Angeles City Planning Commission, brings an […]

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