The partners who were selected to redevelop the 70-acre Naval Base Point Loma Old Town Campus in San Diego’s Midway District have unveiled a master plan that encompasses more than 18M SF of private development as well as about 2M SF of replacement facilities for the U.S. Navy.
The property, owned by the Navy since the mid-1990s and known as NAVWAR, consists of two large parcels straddling Pacific Highway.
The larger parcel, which is in proximity to Interstate 5, features two World War II-era hangers that currently are home to the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command and Naval Information Wartime Center Pacific divisions, a mix of 5,000 full-time and contract cybersecurity experts.
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