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	(11.24.2007) Mill Valley housing project for teachers is up for discussion An innovative housing proposal for Mill Valley teachers will be reviewed by city officials and community members this week read more... (11.04.2007) College Vista has housing on campus that faculty can afford Brandon Smith loves walking to work in just 10 minutes. read more... (10.16.2007) Loch Lomond Marina development up for sale The land and rights to build at Loch Lomond Marina are for sale, a residential developer involved with the East San Rafael property said Monday. read more... (10.05.2007) Making Housing More At Home Marin County warms - slightly - to affordable housing with political changes, truce between advocates and activists. read more... (08.09.2007) Housing Projects Growing Strong Although housing is said to be in a slump regionally, multifamily housing projects are going like gangbusters in Walnut Creek. read more... (07.30.2007) California Dream A school district's rental unit proves to be the path to homeownership for a California teacher. read more... (07.30.2007) When Builders Buy In Under the right conditions, home builders will gladly work closely with communities to build affordable housing. read more... (07.09.2007) State May Have Your Property... According to the state controllers office, the state is holding $5.1 billion in unclaimed property. read more... (07.06.2007) Condo complex to offer 'live-work' units Construction is expected to begin today on a condo development at 555 Ygnacio Valley Road on the site of former JFK University buildings. read more... (06.28.2007) People On The Move - Appointments KTGY Group Inc. won a design award for College Vista& Thompson Dorfman Partners of Sausalito was the developer and Devcon Construction Inc. of Milpidas was the builder. read more... (06.11.2007) Gold Nugget Awards Honors 2007 Winners The Gold Nugget Awards were recently presented to winners at a gala in San Francisco, attended by more than 800 real estate industry professionals. read more... (10.01.2006) Workforce Housing Innovative Strategies and Best Practices, Case Studies: Successful Developments Casa del Maestro: Santa Clara, California read more... (09.01.2006) The Long Road Home Until it's embraced with a positive attitude, Marin's workforce housing will remain in short supply. read more... (02.01.2006) Southern California Outshines Most Other Markets With strong job growth and population gains and some of the highest home prices in the nation, Southern California's apartment market is robust. read more... (01.14.2006) Bridging the gap EVERY year, the Government sets aside a hefty allocation of funds from the nation's annual Budget for the provision of affordable housing. read more... (12.18.2005) Creating Housing for Teachers Santa Clara, Calif. AIMEE BRINKS, a teacher in her late 20's, lives by herself in a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a private garage and patio in the heart of Silicon Valley, one of the nation's most expensive housing markets. read more... (08.01.2005) Short takes When she arrived in the district to take her first full-time teaching job at Pomeroy Elementary School five years ago, Katherine Watson liked everything about the Santa Clara Unified School District. read more... (01.20.2005) JV Scores $112M on New Apartment Communities in Bay Area Opus West Group and Thompson/Dorfman Partners L.L.C. cashed in on two multi-family developments, one in Santa Rosa, Calif. for $19.5 million and another in Emeryville for $92 million. State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio bought the brand new communiti read more... (01.14.2005) $92M sale may signal rental market peak The $92 million sale of an Emeryville apartment complex has some market observers wondering if the apartment investment market has peaked. read more... (01.12.2005) Opus Sells Pair of Apartment Buildings for $111M EMERYVILLE, CA-A joint venture of Opus West and Thompson|Dorfman Partners LLC have sold two new high-end apartment properties to the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio for a total of $111.5 million. read more... (10.27.2004) In California, Housing Is A Staff-Retention Tool A residential-development firm broke ground earlier this week on an employer-sponsored housing complex in the San Francisco Bay area, harking back to the days of the company town. read more... (09.01.2004) Apartment Developers Capitalize on Demographic Niches In July 2003 occupancy at Arbor Mill Apartments in Norcross, Ga., hit 85%, a 10-point drop after a wave of lease expirations struck the 274-unit property. Worse, a drop-off in the number of potential renters contacting leasing agents provided scant hope t read more... (03.11.2004) First New Upscale Apartments Built In Santa Rosa In Past 10 Years Thompson | Dorfman well underway with their next high end community in Fountaingrove read more... (03.05.2004) Building proposal for Loch Lomond Marina Bruno's supermarket [foreground] and the Loch Lomand Marina are viewed from the hills above Point San Pedro Road. After years of wrangling with neighbors over the future of San Rafael's Loch Lomond Marina, developers have made a formal bid to build on the read more... (03.01.2004) Workforce Housing: Developing a Universal Concept on the Front Lines The concept of workforce housing was a hot topic a few years back, especially in markets such as northern California, where rents were out of reach for many public service employees. But the challenges that local municipalities face in retaining employees read more...
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