BRE Properties Wins Approval for Mixed-Use Housing Project

PLEASANTON, CA-BRE Properties has won approval from the City Council to develop a mixed-use housing project in the Hacienda Business Park.

By GlobeSt News Hub | April 18, 2012 at 01:01 AM

PLEASANTON, CA-BRE Properties has won approval from the City Council to develop a mixed-use housing project in the Hacienda Business Park. The national builder will develop nearly 500 apartments and retail space on two parcels situated on the south side of the Dublin-Pleasanton BART station.

BRE Properties will construct 18 three- and four-story structures on an 8.4-acre site at the end of Willow Road and Owens Drive and an 8.1-acre site at the northern corner of Gibraltar and Hacienda drives. For the full story, go to San Jose Mercury .

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