HOSPITALITY: PROJECTS INCLUDE ENTERTAINMENT, OFFICE

Gaslamp Seeking To Restore Luster

By Lou Hirsh

Originally published April 20, 2017 at 12:36 p.m., updated April 20, 2017 at 12:36 p.m.

A group led by Hollywood film producer Elie Samaha is overhauling the interior of this Gaslamp Quarter building that formerly housed Reading Cinemas. By year’s end, it’s expected to house a multi-venue entertainment center including a luxury movie theater, restaurants, lounges and gathering spaces. Photo courtesy of CoStar Group

A group led by Hollywood film producer Elie Samaha is overhauling the interior of this Gaslamp Quarter building that formerly housed Reading Cinemas. By year’s end, it’s expected to house a multi-venue entertainment center including a luxury movie theater, restaurants, lounges and gathering spaces. Photo courtesy of CoStar Group

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This historic Gaslamp Quarter building, which formerly housed the closed Georges on Fifth restaurant on its ground floor, is now being renovated to include creative office spaces on its upper floors. Photo courtesy of Paragon Real Estate Fund

San Diego — Downtown property owners say elements are gradually falling into place as San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter seeks to recapture some of the luster lost over the past decade as locals flocked to other urban neighborhoods including Little Italy, North Park and the nearby Ballpark District in East Village...

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