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San Diego City Council Votes to Relocate Development Services Department to 74,000 SQFT Property in Mission Valley

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San Diego has recently taken a significant step toward vacating its deteriorating downtown operations building. The City Council approved a short-term lease for an entire office building located at 7650 Mission Valley Road in Mission Valley, with plans to relocate a portion of its Development Services Department (DSD) there by the end of the year. […]

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