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The redevelopment of Horton Plaza in San Diego into “The Campus at Horton,” a mixed-use technology and biotech hub, is facing some financial uncertainty.
Here’s a summary of the current situation:
* Redevelopment Plans: The former Horton Plaza is being transformed into a modern, mixed-use campus with office spaces, retail, and residential units. It aims to attract technology and biotech companies.
* Financial Difficulties: The project developer, Stockdale Capital Partners, is facing potential foreclosure due to significant debt (over $350 million). They were given until May 7th to resolve financial issues.
* Office Space Challenges: There are concerns about filling the large amount of office space (770,000 sq ft) in the current market. Some buildings are being considered for conversion into residential units.
* Residential Component: Plans include adding residential towers, with the first 40-story tower expected to break ground in 2025, offering 518 apartments.
* Retail and Amenities: The redeveloped site will include retail spaces, food and beverage outlets, a gym, and public spaces.
* Sustainability: The project aims for LEED Platinum and WELL Platinum certifications, focusing on sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint.
Would you like to know more about any specific aspect of the Horton Plaza redevelopment, such as the residential plans, the financial challenges, or the retail and amenity offerings?

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