Brookfield Properties has secured key city approvals to demolish most of San Mateo's Concar Shopping Center and replace it with 847 homes, pivoting a long-stalled retail-heavy vision into a housing-first project pushed through under California's pro-development statutes. The City of San Mateo's Zoning Administrator on June 9, 2026 approved the Site Plan and Architectural Review […]
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