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Smart Growth’s Revised 119-Unit Development Project in Oakland Gains Approval

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A fresh wave of residential density is set to reshape Oakland’s Jack London Square, as Smart Growth has received approval for revised plans to develop a mid-rise, mixed-use project at 419 4th Street. Dubbed the “Noodle Factory,” the project references the 1922 warehouse and noodle factory that once stood on the site—an identity the new […]

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