After 12-year battle, grassroots activism reshapes development at key BART station location In a stark reversal that underscores the power of community organizing in one of America's most expensive housing markets, the site once slated for 330 market-rate luxury apartments will instead become La Maravilla—a 100 percent affordable housing development serving low-income families and formerly […]
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