Bernardo Heights Corporate Center carries $1.6MM of in-place NOI but is being pitched as much for its 7.01-acre redevelopment potential as for its existing office cash flow Regent Properties has put Bernardo Heights Corporate Center on the market in one of San Diego County's most institutionally watched submarkets, betting that the combination of in-place office […]
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