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Article: Progress could spell end to landmark bakery.(Lucia Properties to acquire Holland Dutch Bakery in Los Angeles, California)
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- Los Angeles Business Journal
- Article date:
- August 9, 1999
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Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakery, the Glassell Park landmark with the distinctive Flemish gables and distinctive chimneys, may soon become home to two-by-fours and fast-food burgers rather than the bear claws and cinnamon rolls of days gone by.
Los Angeles-based Lucia Properties has agreed to purchase the seven-acre site from long-time owner William Zimmerman for $8 million, with plans to raze what was once dubbed the "Taj Mahal of bakeries" and then build a HomeBase and Burger King in its place.
The developer and landowner call the old bakery at Fletcher Drive and San Fernando Boulevard an eyesore, noting that the three-story structure is plastered ...
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