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Tidewater Capital Wins Approval to Replace Sunnyvale Tech Campus with 370-Unit Housing Development

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The $65 million office-to-residential conversion joins a growing wave of Bay Area projects as developers pivot from financially unviable workspaces to housing amid the region's persistent affordability crisis Hundreds of homes could replace a Sunnyvale tech campus after the Sunnyvale Planning Commission voted 6-0 on Feb. 23 to approve a residential project at 510 and […]

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