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San Diego Moves to End Seligman’s Four-Year Bid to Force a Liberty Station Sale After Prepaying 12 Taxing Agencies

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San Diego has asked a Sacramento judge to close out Seligman Properties' 2022 lawsuit seeking to force a sale of Liberty Station's commercial core, arguing the city satisfied the court's 2023 order by striking and prepaying compensation deals with 12 local agencies, a move that could cement public ownership of the Point Loma district through 2070 and beyond.

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