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Zone changes aim for housing surge in south Palo Alto - Vimarsana News

Zone changes aim for housing surge in south Palo Alto

Palo Alto's plans to create a new housing hub on a stretch of El Camino Real received rave reviews this week from area developers, though some planning commissioners raised concerns about community impacts.

Zone changes aim to meet housing surge in south Palo Alto - Vimarsana News

Zone changes aim to meet housing surge in south Palo Alto

Palo Alto's plans to create a new housing hub on a stretch of El Camino Real received rave reviews this week from area developers, though some planning commissioners raised concerns about community impacts.

City pushes back against 'builder's remedy' project at Creekside Inn site - Vimarsana News

City pushes back against 'builder's remedy' project at Creekside Inn site

A developer looking to invoke the "builder's remedy" rule to build a residential complex and a hotel building at the Creekside Inn site in Barron Park hit a roadblock Wednesday when the city deemed its application incomplete.

Council pans housing proposal at Creekside Inn site - Vimarsana News

Council pans housing proposal at Creekside Inn site

A developer's plan to build hundreds of apartments on the El Camino Real site currently occupied by Creekside Inn appeared doomed Monday night after the City Council deemed the project too big, too dense and too contentious.

Residents push back against housing project at Creekside Inn site - Vimarsana News

Residents push back against housing project at Creekside Inn site

A developer's plan to replace Creekside Inn with 382-apartments received a scathing review from Barron Park residents on Tuesday, with many arguing the project is too massive for the neighborhood.