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MidPen Housing’s 110-Unit Affordable Complex Advances in Downtown Sunnyvale
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...
California Never: A New City That Keeps Changing Its Mind
Five identities in three years, zero houses, and one very nervous neighbor. Opinion by Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous)...
Bay Area Transit Tax Measure Clinches November Ballot Spot, Setting Up $980MM Funding Fight
Connect Bay Area submitted more than 305,000 signatures for SB 63’s five-county sales tax, but business and taxpayer groups are already mobilizing against...
Contra Costa’s Measure A Tees Up a 25-Year Lock on 65% of County Land, Splitting Conservationists From Housing Bloc
Voters on June 2 will decide whether to extend the urban limit line through 2051, in a fight that pits one of California’s...
ULI Real Estate Power Players Converge in San Francisco as Industry Navigates Uncertainty
The Urban Land Institute’s Fall Meeting draws thousands to Moscone West for three days of soul-searching about cities, capital, and the future of...
Cupertino Approves SummerHill Homes’ 59-Unit Townhome Development on Stevens Creek Boulevard
San Ramon-based SummerHill Homes to replace commercial strip with mixed-income housing project The Cupertino City Council has unanimously approved a 59-townhome development that...
If California Forever Can’t Build Its New Bay Area City, There’s Plan B
California Forever’s ambitious proposal to create a new, walkable city in Solano County faces significant opposition and poor polling numbers. While CEO Jan...
Bringing Solano Together: How Solano County’s Community is Rallying For Their Home
By Justin Ebrahemi, Director of Marketing & Communications, Greenbelt Alliance This article was originally published by Greenbelt Alliance, an environmental advocacy organization based...
Northern California to Receive New Conservation Community: Lagoon Valley
By Scott Anderson This past June, Triad Development broke ground on a new, live and work conservation community of 1,015 homes in Northern...
San Francisco Council of ULI Loses Leader
By Sharon Simonson Kate White, a seminal figure in the development of the San Francisco District Council of the Urban Land Institute, has left...
