The Law Offices of Leo Sullivan, specializing in business and real estate law, has signed a lease to join the Office District at Liberty Station.

Sullivan will move his practice from downtown San Diego to a 1,373-square-foot new office at 2468 Historic Decatur Road.  His practice will join Gnostech, Inc., Telisimo International Corp., and Triwest Healthcare Alliance in the same building.

Sullivan’s practice is the second law firm to announce plans to move to Liberty Station from downtown.  Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz, one of San Diego County’s top- rated law firms, signed a lease late last year for 15,500 square feet at 2488 Historic Decatur Road.

Sullivan cited Liberty Station’s ample free parking, proximity to downtown and park-like environment as major factors in the decision to move.

“Parking downtown is a hassle and can be very expensive,” said Sullivan.  “The convenience and safety of being able to park next to the new building will be invaluable.  However, from Liberty Station I can still be at the courthouses in five minutes – faster than it would take most people to walk from their downtown offices.”

Sullivan is also looking forward to enjoying the NTC Promenade arts and cultural center at Liberty Station and is anticipating the opening of Sail Ho Golf Club and the future fitness center.

“My office overlooks the walking promenade and is only 50 feet from the future Trader Joe’s,” said Sullivan.  “It will be wonderful to get a breath of fresh air when I grab lunch.”

With more than 30 years of professional experience, Sullivan was named by San Diego Magazine as one of the top five real estate attorneys in San Diego.  He has worked on the development of biotech facilities, shopping centers and numerous office, industrial and commercial projects in San Diego.

With experience in all aspects of business law, including partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, land use, title insurance and complex financing arrangements, his office handles in excess of $750 million in transactions per year.  It has represented land owners and developers in the leasing and financing of numerous office, industrial, commercial and retail projects all over California.

For more information on the Law Offices of Leo Sullivan, visit www.lawsullivan.com.

Liberty Station is being developed by The Corky McMillin Companies on behalf of the city of San Diego’s Redevelopment Agency.  The redevelopment project on the grounds of the former Naval Training Center in San Diego  is expected to create more than 8,000 permanent jobs and $2.2 million in annual property tax revenue.
Liberty Station includes 125 acres of parks, open space and a boat channel; shopping villages and restaurants; a 28-acre civic, arts and cultural district; the nine-hole Sail Ho Golf Club; three planned hotels on two sites; and six schools.  Nearly 350 families now reside at Liberty Station and more than a dozen companies, with hundreds of employees, are doing business there.

For more information, visit libertystation.com.

Founded 45 years ago by Corky McMillin and today run by his sons, Mark and Scott McMillin, The Corky McMillin Companies include McMillin Land Development, McMillin Homes, McMillin Commercial, McMillin Realty and McMillin Mortgage.  Visit McMillin.com for more details.