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Local News Matters on MSNSF developer buys former Raiders’ training facility for $24MA San Francisco real estate development company finalized a $24 million deal Friday to buy the former Oakland Raiders' ...
The Redco deal had been a long time coming, since the city of Oakland and Alameda County failed to find a buyer in an auction in 2023. Prologis emerged as a potential buyer in January 2024, but the ...
Redco Development submitted a revised application in March 2024 for a three-building project with 382 apartments at 156 California Ave. Courtesy Studio Current/city of Palo Alto.
A SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE development company finalized a $24 million deal Friday to buy the former Oakland Raiders’ training facility.. Redco Development, the city of Oakland and the Oakland Roots ...
Redco Development and AEW Capital Management have walked away from San Francisco’s historic First National Bank building after failing to make their mortgage payments. The San Francisco-based ...
Redco Development and Midar Investment want to employ the state builder’s remedy to realize the largest housing complex with the third tallest building in Palo Alto. The San Francisco-based ...
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The Oaklandside on MSNOakland soccer gets permanent home at former Raiders training facilityOakland’s homegrown soccer teams will have a permanent place to train for years to come, thanks to a deal with the Oakland ...
Redco Development and Midar Investment are hoping to replace Palo Alto's Mollie Stone's store with a 382-apartment development that would also offer the grocery a new home.
The Redco project would also be by far the densest development in the area, with a density of 267 units per acre. Palo Alto density limits in multi-family zones normally top out at 40 units per acre.
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