The massive industrial footprint left by Phillips 66's shuttered Wilmington refinery is poised for a major metamorphosis, with developers unveiling plans for a complex that would blend big-box retail, community amenities and warehouse operations across 440 acres of Los Angeles real estate. Catellus Development Corporation and Deca Companies, the firms tapped by Phillips 66 to […]
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