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Harvest, Stockbridge Win Approval to Raze Former GoPro Campus for 222 Homes in San Mateo

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San Mateo's Planning Commission has cleared Harvest Properties and Stockbridge to raze the vacated GoPro headquarters and replace it with 222 for-sale townhomes and single-family houses, capping a rapid pivot from Peninsula office to housing on a campus the partners bought last year for less than half its 2018 value.

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