A former bank site two blocks from Sunnyvale's Caltrain station is on track to become one of downtown's largest affordable housing developments, after nonprofit developer MidPen Housing brought a scaled-back, 110-unit proposal before the city's Planning Commission this month. The Sunnyvale Planning Commission met July 13 to study the project at 295 South Mathilda Ave., […]
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