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Central Valley Coalition for Affordable Housing to co-develop 240-unit complex in Downtown.

The county says the developer has agreed to build 42 apartments at 825 Drake Ave., not 74. But the deal relies on several contingencies.

Nearly half of the housing units slated to be built at a site in Marin City could be off-loaded to a new southern Marin location under a plan negotiated between the county and the project developer.

Last week, as a member of the Idaho Chamber Alliance, a cohort of Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber members, board directors and staff had the honor of attending Idaho Business Policy Summit, held Feb. 5-6.

Boise’s development community hopes to turn State Street into “a mixed-use corridor with a series of walkable activity centers.”

In 2007, a Los Angeles nonprofit organization was given land to build a small affordable housing complex. The project is still under construction.

In 2007, a Los Angeles nonprofit organization was given land to build a small affordable housing complex. The project is still under construction.

The future of the 44-acre former site of the transportation department still remains up in the air, but records show what could be, and what could’ve been, for one of Boise’s most “prime” real estate opportunities

The complaint alleges that the county failed to comply with National Environmental Policy Act when reviewing the plan for 825 Drake Ave.

In a ruling that marks a major milestone for affirming the concerns of Marin City residents, a Marin County judge has issued a preliminary injunction to halt public funding for the construction of a 5-story, 74-unit housing development at 825 Drake Avenue in Marin City, a historically Black community that already holds a disproportionate number of public and affordable housing in the wealthy enclave of Marin County. | By Godfrey Lee Below is a summary of the recent Save Our City press release. I...