Posts filed under: Affordable Housing
The Mercury News July 24, 2022 Kayla Jimenez Teachers, counselors and staffers at California’s School for the Deaf in Fremont are commuting for hours, living in their vehicles or doubling up with family or multiple roommates. During the day, Mel...
Marin Independent Journal July 7, 2022 Giuseppe Ricapito Plans to build a 42-home development along the Belvedere Lagoon are moving forward. An application filed with the city by property owners Mallard Pointe 1951 LLC was deemed complete on June 23,...
San Francisco Chronicle May 15, 2022 J.K. Dineen The site of Marin County’s largest affordable housing development in a half century is sandwiched between $4 million homes and a maximum-security prison that houses some 2,600 prisoners. On a former San...
The Registry August 5, 2021 By Jon Peterson As housing continues to be a scarce commodity across the region, developers are looking at ways of bringing additional inventory, especially the affordable kind, to cities across the greater Bay Area. Mill...
Multi-Housing News June 1, 2015 Trammell Crow Residential (TCR) and Thompson | Dorfman Partners LLC (TDP) have forged a joint venture with an initial capital commitment to fund $500 million for Bay Area multifamily housing development. The venture will seek...
Publication: San Francisco Business Times Date: July 7, 2014 Nine development teams have applied to develop at least 800 apartments or condominiums and mixed-use space at Alameda Point, the former Navy base on San Francisco Bay. Officials have already begun...
Publication: The Registry Date: December 18, 2013 New York City-based Ares Management, formerly known as AREA Property Partners and Mill Valley-based Thompson Dorfman Partners are planning a redevelopment in Foster City called The Waverly Development located at 1159-166 Triton Drive....
Date: 10.05.2007 Publication: SF Business Times Author: Lizette Wilson Marin County warms – slightly – to affordable housing with political changes, truce between advocates and activists. There is a lot of talk about affordable housing in Marin County this year....
Publication: Contra Costa Times (California) Author: Theresa Harrington WALNUT CREEK — Although housing is said to be in a slump regionally, multifamily housing projects are going like gangbusters in Walnut Creek. More than 500 condos, apartments and town homes are...
Publication: BuilderOnline.com Author: Steve Zurier Under the right conditions, home builders will gladly work closely with communities to build affordable housing. “Affordable housing is good for the community, good for the city, and good for us,” says David Weekley, chairman...
