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Sunnyvale Town Center May Resume Development Following Court Ruling

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By Nancy Amdur After years of litigation, the delayed development of the mixed-use Sunnyvale Town Center may soon move forward. The 6th District Court of Appeals recently ruled in favor of Wells Fargo Bank in a lawsuit with Downtown Sunnyvale Residential LLC. [contextly_sidebar id="xTIr5ZDOafV26TIBuOFZTLhsmAkrgMWR"]“This is a very significant decision that brings our community a big […]

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