Real Estate/Development
Sep. 9, 2003
California in the Crosshairs
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA CREJ Staff Writer When a fire burned a San Diego apartment project to the ground last month, it also sparked outrage in the commercial real estate community.
BY JULIE NAKASHIMA
CREJ Staff Writer
When a fire burned a San Diego apartment project to the ground last month, it also sparked outrage in the commercial real estate community.
The blaze caused $50 million in damage to the 206-unit complex, which was under construction.
Officials have concluded that the incident was caused by arson and the FBI called it an act of "domestic terrorism" most likely attributable to the Earth Liberation Front. Gr...
CREJ Staff Writer
When a fire burned a San Diego apartment project to the ground last month, it also sparked outrage in the commercial real estate community.
The blaze caused $50 million in damage to the 206-unit complex, which was under construction.
Officials have concluded that the incident was caused by arson and the FBI called it an act of "domestic terrorism" most likely attributable to the Earth Liberation Front. Gr...
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