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DANA POINT, CA - Concord Summit Capital, LLC (“Concord Summit”) arranged $26.8 million of total construction financing for Del Prado Place, a mixed-use condominium development in Dana Point, Calif., a coastal community located in Orange County, about halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego. Concord Summit sourced a $17 million Senior Construction loan and $9.8 million in CPACE financing. Del Prado Place will offer 18 spacious one- and two-bedroom condominiums with expansive...

"These are private developers that are coming to the city asking for permission to apply,"

City staff are preparing for a mad dash to protect hundreds of Windsor heritage properties under threat by provincial housing legislation.

City staff are suggesting a 0.25 per cent bump to the asset management plan levy this year to create a new fund dedicated to local roadwork.

Office buildings being turned into apartments, a fraud allegation surrounding two prominent and expensive Foxhall Road homes, an $800,000 house for sale with someone living in the basement—these are our favorite Washingtonian real estate stories of the past year. New DC developments A rendering of one of the City Ridge intersections. Image courtesy of City Ridge.

Twenty-five Windsor veterans will be memorialized with new banners showcased throughout the Riverside neighbourhood.

The five-bedroom house on Prado Place in Fairfax has a great location, low price, and good bones but comes with an unexpected amenity: A person living in the basement.

Despite an "Ozark"-like scenario, there's already one offer, says the listing agent.

Article content For those select residential streets in Windsor that already possess ornamental or historic streetlights, the good news is city council has agreed to pay replacement costs without added expense placed on homeowners. The bad news is that from now on, any developer wishing to install decorative streetlights instead of the standard municipal style within a new subdivision will be required to pay the added cost — with future upkeep also falling to homeowners who move in. We apolog...

Article content Re: Reader letter: Keeping decorative street lights in Southwood Lakes only fair, by Peter Roth, March 13 In 1982, the residents of the 200 block of Prado Place, including myself, were advised that the original street lights (installed in 1927) were beyond repair. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reader letter: Prado Place residents paid extra for decorative streetlights Back to video The options for replacement were standard cem...