By Catherine Sweeney Following years of controversy surrounding the potential redevelopment of a recreational center on Alameda’s Bay Farm Island, a San Francisco-based developer is throwing its hat in the ring for the chance to create housing at the site. According to a recent application filed with the City, Jackson Square Properties intends on developing […]
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