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A plan to possibly sell the South Florida property where the collapse of a condo building killed 98 people to a United Arab Emirates-based developer was...
Print More than 300 homes are planned for one of Oceanside’s last large undeveloped pieces of land, 71 acres near a Sprinter train station at the city’s border with Vista. Half of the property at the intersection of Oceanside Boulevard and Melrose Drive would be set aside as permanent open space and protected as habitat for native species of plants and animals, said the developer’s representative, Dan Niebaum of the Lightfoot Planning Group in Carlsbad. Thirty-three single-family homes, 268 townhouses and a single, two-story, 20,000-square-foot commercial structure would be built on the...