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Oakland City Council Weighing Development Proposals for 2 Large City-Owned Parcels

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By Adam Steinhauer The Oakland City Council is weighing development proposals for two large city-owned parcels that are likely to include hundreds of units of affordable and market-rate housing in prime locations. In November, developers submitted proposals to the city for the one-acre site known as the 12th Street Remainder parcel. The site, which is […]

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