By Meghan Hall A dated San Mateo office park is gearing up for a transformation, one that would mean replacing several of the campus’ 50-year-old buildings with for-sale townhomes. According to a planning application submitted in June of this year, Harvest Properties intends to demolish part of the existing Peninsula Office Park and construct 291 […]
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