Belmont
Belmont, CA · Real Estate
sfstandard.com
Gold Rush history meets Netflix cult classic at this $25M Gothic mansion
In the 120 years since 1001 Vallejo was built for a gold magnate, the 9,545-square-foot Gothic mansion has been home to bohemians, soldiers, a department store heir, and a Nobel Prize winner. More recently, fans of the Netflix cult hit “The OA” have made so many pilgrimages to the home,...
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KTVU FOX 2
This Bay Area Costco is getting a larger, upgraded site with limited specialty items on sale to celebrate
VALLEJO, Calif. - A Bay Area Costco is getting an upgrade. The store will relocate to a new site with specialty items to mark the grand opening. The new site will replace the current Vallejo store, which opened almost 37 years ago. Relocating to upgraded site. What we know:. That...
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bayareatelegraph.com
The Top of a Building Looks Entirely Missing in Downtown Lafayette as Big Changes Unfold
LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA — If you’ve passed through downtown Lafayette lately, you may have noticed something more than a tad startling: you can see blue sky straight through the upper portion of a building under renovation. Our latest photo shows exposed beams, open storefront bays and fresh wood framing...
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Silicon Valley
Real estate firm completes foreclosure of loan for San Jose tech hub
SAN JOSE — BioSquare Silicon Valley, a San Jose office campus touted as a hub for up-and-coming tech and biotech companies, was officially seized by a Los Gatos-based real estate firm that foreclosed on the property’s failed loan. The tech park is now owned by South Bay Development...
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Inside California’s Unlikely New Boomtown Where Homes Sell for Under $500K — As People Flee Over-Priced City Life in Droves
While Los Angeles bleeds residents and businesses, an unlikely California city is rolling out the welcome mat. Fresno, once a national punch-line thanks to Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary “The City Addicted to Crystal Meth,” is now the best place in the Golden State to start a business, a new study found, with cheap land, fast-tracked building rules and a $9 billion farm economy luring companies and coastal refugees alike.
Alameda Post
Planning Board Approves Zoning Changes to Address Commercial Vacancies, South Shore ADUs
During its meeting on Monday, October 26, the Planning Board approved Zoning Text Amendments that will streamline the entitlement process for new businesses to open up along Park and Webster Streets. It also approved a Planned Development Amendment to the South Shore Beach and Tennis Club to convert a portion of the property’s existing commercial and office facilities into residential space.