San Diego Union Tribune Moving Downtown

 SAN DIEGO—San Diego’s major daily newspaper, The San Diego Union Tribune, is saying goodbye to Mission Valley and hello to downtown, having signed a 15-year, 59,164-square foot lease to move their office to 600 B Street, a 24-story, class A high rise building owned by Lincoln Property Company.

The newspaper, now owned by Tribune Publishing Group, will continue to rely on its parent company’s printing facilities in Los Angeles. Approximately 350 reporters, editors, designers and other staff will relocate to 600 B Street. The San Diego Union Tribune will occupy four floors in the building. Move-in is expected for May 2016.