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Redwood City Council Approves First Development in New Waterfront District

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By Meghan Hall Redwood City’s waterfront — specifically the Inner Harbor — has long sat underutilized and undeveloped, despite its easy access to the San Francisco Peninsula and Silicon Valley. A new 131-unit townhome development located at 1548 Maple Street, originally proposed by Watt Communities and to be delivered by San Francisco-based Strada Investment Group, […]

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