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Planned development near Renton's The Landing could be city's largest - Vimarsana News

Planned development near Renton's The Landing could be city's largest

An 1,179-unit apartment complex taking over the vacant site of the former Fry’s Electronics.

Planned development near The Landing could be largest in Renton's history - Vimarsana News

Planned development near The Landing could be largest in Renton's history

Public comment period ends Jan. 18 for planned 1,179-unit development taking over the vacant site of the former Fry’s Electronics.

Vacant Northern California commercial properties get new life as housing, offices - Vimarsana News

Vacant Northern California commercial properties get new life as housing, offices

Some long-vacant retail and office spaces in Marin, Sonoma, Napa and Solano counties are being reworked for dwellings and other in-demand uses.

Catalyst, CalCHA Acquire 2 California Communities for $231M - Vimarsana News

Catalyst, CalCHA Acquire 2 California Communities for $231M

Catalyst, CalCHA Acquire 2 California Communities for $231M The partnership will convert nearly 600 units into rent-restricted apartments for middle-income households. Apr302021 Image courtesy of Catalyst Housing Group Catalyst Housing Group, in partnership with California Community Housing Agency (CalCHA), has continued its plans to bring more middle-income units to California following the acquisition of two communities. Catalyst acquired Aster in Dublin, Calif., for $163 million and Mira Vista Hills in Antioch, Calif., for $68 million. Jordan Moss, founder of Catalyst, tol...

Plano gives thumbs down on Bush Turnpike mixed-use project - Vimarsana News

Plano gives thumbs down on Bush Turnpike mixed-use project

Plano gives thumbs down on Bush Turnpike mixed-use project A California developer had planned office, residential and hotel on former Fry’s Electronics site. California-based Bay West Development proposed replacing the vacant Fry's Electornic's store with a mixed-use project.(GFF ) Plano officials have nixed plans for a major mixed-use development on Bush Turnpike. California-based Bay West Development wanted to replace the vacant Fry’s Electronics store between Bush Turnpike and Plano Parkway with a new office, residential and hotel project. The 19-acre project would include two five-sto...