#mixed-use-development

#mixed-use-development

Covering nearly three acres, the surf park has a 2.67-acre Wavegarden Cove lagoon-the first of its kind in North America-that can generate up to 1,000 waves per hour. Surfers can ride more than 25 different wave types, from gentle one-foot swells to seven-foot waves. Each session lasts just under an hour, and participants can receive video highlights of their rides through the park's built-in media tools, including Flowstate.

Sunnyvale has found the blueprint for creating a prosperous downtown. Officials have figured out how to balance retail, housing and offices in the city's core, even with an aggressive plan to build out nearly 1 million square feet of new office space in downtown. Sunnyvale is confident it will attract employers with its live, work and play downtown formula. District 2 Councilmember Alysa Cisneros, who represents downtown, said she heard concerns about the office space while it was being built,

'a missing piece of the jigsaw in the heart of Camden Town - full of potential and something that could be really special'

Project developer Jay Paul Co. and broker Newmark, a commercial real estate firm, believe Cityview is one of downtown San Jose's best locations. There is nothing else like Cityview in downtown San Jose, said Phil Mahoney, a Newmark executive vice chairman. This is an entirely new, mixed-use project on 11 acres at the center of downtown. Real estate executives are hopeful because project developer Jay Paul Co. is bolstered by a long track record of success in the Bay Area.

The D.C. Council has advanced a $3.7 billion deal for a new Washington Commanders stadium and mixed-use development at the RFK Stadium site, involving over $1 billion in public funds.

After decades of delays, the development is poised to produce more than 900 homes, along with shops, restaurants, offices, a grocery store and open spaces.

Cambridge has historically had a housing shortage, contributing to rising costs for both renters and homebuyers in a city with a strong job market.

The new mixed-use project at 786 Liberty Avenue plans to construct an eight-story building with 54 residential units and limited retail space, enhancing East New York's development.

The new development at 3079 Atlantic Ave. will transform the site into two eight-story mixed-use buildings totaling 198 apartments and commercial space.

Double U Development is moving to transform the historic building at 144 Greenpoint Ave. into a mixed-use complex that will feature residential and retail spaces.

This mixed-use development is expected to provide jobs and generate revenue for the city for years to come, according to Related California's COO.