Dallas developer plans to demolish and replace the property with multifamily housing Lincoln Property Company has waded into Manhattan Beach's contentious housing debate with a $70 million acquisition designed to demolish offices and build apartments—positioning itself at the intersection of California's housing crisis and a nationwide office-to-residential conversion trend that's accelerating at record pace. The […]
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