The project reflects broader trend as cities prioritize housing over commercial development A 7.1-acre office complex in San Ramon is poised to become the latest casualty of California's commercial real estate downturn, as developer Brookfield Residential seeks approval to demolish four existing office buildings and replace them with 165 residential units. The Canyon Place project, […]
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