Development
Phil Matier: A Mayoral Tale Of Two Cities
While low approval ratings plague Oakland Mayor Jean Quan, it doesn’t appear she’ll be going anywhere. Meanwhile, San Francisco’s Mayor Ed Lee is leading his city in a period of rapid expansion.
Federal Suit Claims New Regulations Will Harm Lake Tahoe
Conservationists at Lake Tahoe are suing over new regulatory changes they say will erode environmental protection of the mountain lake by allowing for construction of bigger buildings near the shore and failing to adequately monitor water quality.
KCBS In Depth: SF Giants Move Forward With Plans For New Waterfront Village
While the Golden State Warriors are on a full court press to build their new arena near the Bay Bridge; specifically, at Piers 30 – 32, the San Francisco Giants are quietly pursuing their own waterfront development plan.
Berkeley Development Measure Ahead By One Vote
A ballot measure that would allow more flexibility in the development of large parcels of land in West Berkeley inched ahead by one vote in updated election results released late Thursday.
Developer Denied In Bid To Build New Yosemite Access Road
A federal appeals court has sided with environmentalists and ruled a California developer cannot build a new road into Yosemite National Park.
High-Rise Apartment Living On The Horizon In Downtown San Jose
Two developers agreed on Friday to build two high-rise apartment buildings in Downtown San Jose, where the demand for rental housing and desire for an urban lifestyle has grown.
Oakland City Council Unanimously Approves Army Base Development Plan
After years of deliberations, the Oakland City Council voted Tuesday night to approve development of the old Oakland Army Base.
Phil Matier: Job Battle At The Heart Of Oakland Base Redevelopment
KCBS, CBS 5 and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier said the battle over jobs could shape the future of redevelopment of the Oakland Army Base.
Fremont Considers Development Near Future BART Station
A new report outlines a bold plan to develop the area surrounding the newest BART station in Warm Springs.
Stalled Sunnyvale Retail/Residential Project Delays Spark Blame Game
The Sunnyvale Town Center was proposed as a potentially vibrant retail, commercial and residential hub. But, the site has been sitting empty for the last three years.
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