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Greystar’s 299-Unit Mountain View Project Tests Transit-Oriented Development Limits

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Greystar's 299-Unit Mountain View Project Tests Transit-Oriented Development Limits
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A new 299-unit residential complex along one of Silicon Valley's busiest corridors is raising questions about balancing housing density with historical preservation in California's red-hot real estate market. The $100+ million project at 749 West El Camino Real in Mountain View represents a growing trend of cities pushing development intensity to meet state housing mandates, […]

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