Developer seeks $120,300-square-foot development at 111 Fairmount Avenue with construction targeted for 2027-2029 As California cities grapple with persistent housing shortages, adaptive reuse projects that balance preservation with density are becoming increasingly common solutions. In Oakland's Oakland Avenue/Harrison Street neighborhood, a new proposal demonstrates this approach by combining nearly a century of architectural history with […]
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