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Plans for Residential Expansion of Brooklyn Basin Take Shape

May 10, 20222 Mins read1.1k
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By Meghan Hall Brooklyn Basin, a 64-acre master-planned project along the Oakland waterfront, could see more residential development in the future as the City held a design review for plans to expand the community’s residential capacity to 3,700 units. Previously, the expected residential capacity of the site was about 3,100 residential units. The proposal was […]

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