Construction kicks off on Stockton Blvd. office-to-apartment conversion.

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An aerial image of the Ticon III Building at 2730 Stockton Blvd., a 27,000-square-foot structure slated for office-to-residential conversion.
An aerial image of the Ticon III Building at 2730 Stockton Blvd., a 27,000-square-foot structure slated for office-to-residential conversion.

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