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fromThe Mercury News
1 week ago

Real estate deal helps bring more housing to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon

AvalonBay purchased a 5.7-acre San Ramon site for $30.5 million to build 456 apartments, creating a new mixed-use neighborhood at Bishop Ranch.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 week ago
East Bay real estate

Real estate deal helps bring more housing to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon

AvalonBay paid $30.5 million for a 5.7-acre San Ramon site to build 456 apartments at Bishop Ranch, with residents expected to move in around 2027.
fromBoston Condos For Sale Ford Realty
5 months ago
Boston real estate

Group Eyes Beacon Hill CVS For Apartment Conversion Boston Condos For Sale Ford Realty

A 12-unit apartment building is planned to replace a CVS at 155 Charles St. in Boston's Beacon Hill.
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fromThe Mercury News
1 month ago

Irvine Co. has new plan for apartments, with 12,000 units brewing statewide

California real estate giant Irvine Co. is in the midst of a building push in one hotspot for future development statewide: apartments in less-than-traditional spaces. The Newport Beach-based company, which owns 125 complexes with 65,000 apartments across California, has 3,000 units under construction at three sites in Orange County. There are another9,000 units in various stages of planning in Orange, San Diego and Santa Clara counties.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

Downtown San Jose apartment complex lands construction loan

An apartment project, slated to rise at the corner of West San Carlos Street and Josefa Street in downtown San Jose, has obtained a construction loan totaling $112.5 million, according to documents filed on Aug. 26 at the Santa Clara County Recorder's Office. Aquino, as the 278-unit apartment hub is known, is being developed by an affiliate of San Jose-based real estate firm Urban Catalyst. It is set to break ground on Sept. 3.
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fromPadailypost
3 months ago

Split board OKs building, despite concerns about falling beer bottles

A divided Palo Alto review board approved a six-story, 70-unit apartment building despite neighbor concerns about traffic, noise, balcony hazards, and tree trimming.
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