Since the dot-com boom, the Mission Economic Development Agency has been among the most implacable, and effective, development opponents in San Francisco. It has waged war against development that in its view threatens to gentrify the Mission, vigorously opposing any housing project that is less than 100 percent affordable. It has become highly skilled at working the levers of San Francisco’s planning, approvals and appeals processes to delay or deny others. There is, however, one category of…
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More than a hundred homes are already finished and families have started moving into this super-sized master-planned community that is transforming a vast swath of this Williamson County suburb.
The settlement opens up a public process for a master developer to step in and build a project that's consistent with a reuse plan for Point Molate adopted in 1997. That plan allows up to 670 residential units with 70 percent of the land reserved for open space, said Alex Knox, the mayor’s chief of staff. It would also require the developer to preserve historic buildings in the Winehaven Historic District.
There's already a firm offer above asking and the deadline to top it ends Monday afternoon.
The company is close to executing deals for retail and university spaces, according to its executive vice president.
The developer behind Valley Ranch, a 1,400-acre master-planned community in northeast Houston, has announced a new residential project. The Signorelli Co., based in The Woodlands, will build a new subdivision called Granger Pines near Conroe, according to a press release. The community will encompass over 450 acres and offer more than 1,300 single-family homes on different lot sizes. The property is north of State Highway 242 with immediate access to Interstate 45, Interstate 69 and the Grand…
The 29-story, 297-unit tower is scheduled to open in 2020.
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