Post by The Ultimate Nullifier on Sept 1, 2016 10:09:16 GMT -6
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Comic-Con Buys 3 Buildings in San Diego
2 mins ago
by Brigid Alverson
Conventions | IRS filings show that San Diego Comic Convention, the nonprofit that operates Comic-Con International and WonderCon, bought two office buildings and a warehouse in the Barrio Logan neighborhood of San Diego last year. The price tag for the real estate was $6.3 million, and the SDCC board approved the creation of Barriohaus, LLC, to own the property. SDCC is staying mum for now: “It is part of a potential future business operation that is not appropriate for disclosure at this time,” the organization said in a statement. “Also, there are tenants currently occupying the building and we prefer they not be bothered.” [Los Angeles Times]
www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-barrio-comic-con-20160829-snap-story.html
Comic-Con buys properties in San Diego's Barrio Logan — but is mum on plans for them
Jeff McDonald
San Diego Comic Convention, the cash-rich nonprofit that presents the pop culture extravaganza Comic-Con International every summer, bought three buildings in Barrio Logan for $6.3 million last year.
The acquisition was made in the name of a limited liability company that the charity said it owns.
“It is part of a potential future business operation that is not appropriate for disclosure at this time,” Comic-Con said in a statement. “Also, there are tenants currently occupying the building and we prefer they not be bothered.”
The multimillion-dollar transaction was referenced in the tax-exempt organization’s most recent audit, which is required to be made public under California law.
Comic-Con Buys 3 Buildings in San Diego
2 mins ago
by Brigid Alverson
Conventions | IRS filings show that San Diego Comic Convention, the nonprofit that operates Comic-Con International and WonderCon, bought two office buildings and a warehouse in the Barrio Logan neighborhood of San Diego last year. The price tag for the real estate was $6.3 million, and the SDCC board approved the creation of Barriohaus, LLC, to own the property. SDCC is staying mum for now: “It is part of a potential future business operation that is not appropriate for disclosure at this time,” the organization said in a statement. “Also, there are tenants currently occupying the building and we prefer they not be bothered.” [Los Angeles Times]
www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-barrio-comic-con-20160829-snap-story.html
Comic-Con buys properties in San Diego's Barrio Logan — but is mum on plans for them
Jeff McDonald
San Diego Comic Convention, the cash-rich nonprofit that presents the pop culture extravaganza Comic-Con International every summer, bought three buildings in Barrio Logan for $6.3 million last year.
The acquisition was made in the name of a limited liability company that the charity said it owns.
“It is part of a potential future business operation that is not appropriate for disclosure at this time,” Comic-Con said in a statement. “Also, there are tenants currently occupying the building and we prefer they not be bothered.”
The multimillion-dollar transaction was referenced in the tax-exempt organization’s most recent audit, which is required to be made public under California law.