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Vision gone viral

Posted on June 15, 2020 by Robert Sullwold

For years, the Right Thinkers in town have been working hard to reshape Alameda by encouraging the development of high-end apartment and condominium complexes and townhomes at Alameda Point and along the northern waterfront, and by taking actions designed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development | Tagged 2100 Clement Ave., AC Transit, Alameda Landing, Alameda Marina, BART, Boatworks, Del Monte warehouse, Encinal Terminals, Ferries, John Knox White, Marina Shores, Multi-family residential, Public transit, Shipways, Transportation Demand Management, WETA | 4 Comments

Whither Measure A? (Part II: Repeal It!)

Posted on May 28, 2014 by Robert Sullwold

Since posting our first installment showing how multi-family housing appears to be flourishing in Alameda despite Measure A, the Merry-Go-Round has been inundated with messages from the anti-Measure A crowd conceding that repeal of the Charter provision isn’t necessary after … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development, Housing | Tagged Affordable housing, Housing Element, John Knox White, Measure A, National Research Council, Planning Board, Public transit, Town Center, Victoria Transit Policy Institute, Zoning | Leave a comment

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Vision gone viral

Whither Measure A? (Part II: Repeal It!)

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