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Storm Properties Nears Completion of Improvements on 42,000 SQFT Industrial Building in LA’s Chinatown

January 30, 20262 Mins read1.4k
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Updated single-story building features a prime location near Union Station and regional transit hubs to attract city government-related tenant. TORRANCE, Calif. (January 28, 2026) – Storm Properties Inc., a leading developer, owner, and manager of residential, industrial, and commercial real estate, today announced it is nearing completion of improvements on its 41,772-square-foot industrial building at […]

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