By Kate Snyder Palo Alto could soon see additional affordable housing with a proposal that would turn part of a Travelodge site into a multifamily community. According to City of Palo Alto records, the project consists of a 100 percent affordable 44-unit development with a ground level lobby and 28 vehicle parking stalls. The project […]
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