With Bay Area home prices at record highs and buyers showing signs of skittishness, some housing developers are betting big bucks on rental housing.
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Taylor Woodrow Homes, whose 94-unit, small-lot housing project recently failed to gain approval from the Cupertino City Council after years of effort, does not intend to give up on the site, its western region president says.
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There were more homes on the market than a year ago and it took longer to sell them in California in February, the state's Realtor Group said.
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All it takes to start is a love of fine wine, a large budget and a place for a wine cellar.
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Jeff Tumlin is an expert in urban transit-oriented planning, but these days he spends most of his time working on developments in small towns and suburbs.
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