A nearly one-third-vacant retail condominium at the base of one of downtown San Diego's premier residential towers has hit the market as a value-add play, betting that the Marina District's life-science-driven resurgence will fill its empty storefronts. Meridian Place, a 31,993-square-foot retail and retail-service property anchoring the ground floor of the 264-unit Meridian Tower at […]
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