The seven-story development across from Northgate Shopping Center will deliver 191 below-market-rate apartments in one of the Bay Area's most expensive housing markets The San Rafael Planning Commission voted unanimously on April 28 to approve a 193-unit, 100 percent affordable housing development at 555 Northgate Drive in Marin County. The 5-0 decision clears the way […]
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