Home Depot Buys Former Marina Postal Plant for $75 Million
As reported in June , Home Depot paid $75 million this month for the U.S. Postal Service’s defunct Marina del Rey, California Processing and distribution center. Home Depot beat out roughly 40 bidders and ending the federal agency’s nearly one-year search for a buyer.
“The prime parcel has been the source of widespread speculation since the Postal Service announced plans last year to shut down the Marina [del Rey] plant and transfer operations to a center in South Los Angeles.”
“The $75 million sale to Home Depot dwarfed early predictions — the Postal Service last year estimated the land could command $35 million or more.”
Home Depot acquires property near Playa Vista (Daily Breeze)



August 27th, 2006 at 4:10 pm
cancer causing building,do your research, before you move in, dummy, there is a lot of asbestos in there.many employees got cancer .i for one…..
August 30th, 2006 at 2:00 am
It’s a sick piece of land, one union steward reported Home Depot wanted to buy it bad 4 years ago. They got taken! Big money will have big problems. Sickem environmentalist!!! Sickem!