By Meghan Hall The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted developers to pause and rethink their development strategies, as the office market remains sluggish while other property types such as multifamily and industrial, continue to thrive. This was the case of Carmel Partners, who had originally planned to construct a mixed-use project at 1766 El Camino Real […]
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