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Former Pacific Beach IHOP on 22,000 SQFT Coastal Parcel Sells for $8MM, Clearing Way for Multifamily Redevelopment

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A private buyer has paid $8 million for the shuttered IHOP one block from the sand in Pacific Beach and intends to demolish it for apartments, a wager that San Diego's most supply-constrained coastal corridor will reward housing over the restaurant real estate that has defined Grand Avenue for half a century. The pancakes are […]

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