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Cupertino Backs Dividend Homes’ Office-to-Townhome Shift as State Housing Laws Reshape Development

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Aerial view of Main Street Cupertino residential and commercial neighborhood in San Francisco Bay Area, California
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Planning commission approves 89 homes on 4.4 acres along Stevens Creek Boulevard, properties bought for $14.9 million For cities across Silicon Valley, the push to add housing is increasingly colliding with long-standing local planning norms, forcing officials to approve projects they might once have rejected. Cupertino’s latest decision illustrates how that balance is shifting. Last […]

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