By Neil Gonzales Newport Beach-based real estate investor and developer Irvine Co. has proposed remaking an apartment complex in Cupertino that would target the area’s technology workers, help meet the city’s new housing goals and provide a hefty amount of community benefits. Renovating The Hamptons at 19500 Pruneridge Ave. “makes sense given the location,” said […]
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