The third-generation CEO of Sunset Development is staking his tenure on a 2,510-home project that would transform his family's suburban office campus into a mixed-use community — a move that breaks from the playbook his father and grandfather built over four decades. When Alex Mehran's grandfather established a set of rules for running the family […]
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