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Trammell Crow Takes Over 281-Unit 625 S. Beacon Street in Redevelopment in San Pedro

December 18, 20242 Mins read1.2k
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A proposed mixed-use apartment project at 625 S. Beacon Street in Downtown San Pedro is undergoing significant changes as a new developer and design team take over. Trammell Crow Company, in partnership with KFA Architecture, is spearheading the development, which marks a pivotal update to the vision initially approved in 2021. Originally proposed by Holland […]

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