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oWow Advances 11-Story Affordable Housing Tower with 285 Units in Downtown Oakland

The RegistryJuly 14, 20252 Mins read352

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Amid ongoing efforts to address housing affordability in the Bay Area, Oakland-based oWow is moving forward with plans for a new mid-rise development at 1523 Harrison St. in Downtown Oakland. The firm has filed for by-right residential approval for an 11-story, 285-unit affordable housing project designed to reshape a key site adjacent to the recently […]

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