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High-end steakhouse chain coming to former Salvation Army building in Downtown

Avatar photo by Brandon Richardson March 6, 2020March 7, 2022
Tagged: downtown development, real estate
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Brandon Richardson

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Brandon Richardson is a reporter and photojournalist for the Long Beach Post and Long Beach Business Journal.

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