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Brookfield chosen to develop former Concord naval weapons station

Concord hits pause on Bay Area’s largest development

Concord First Partners' Phil Tagami (middle), Louis Parsons (bottom) and Albert Seeno Jr. (top) with an aerial of the Concord Naval Weapons Station (Concord First Partners, Daniel Schwen, CC BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons)

Developers add homes to $6B Naval Weapons Station project in Concord

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Few Bay Area homeowners seek to build despite SB9

Brookfield Asset Management ceo Bruce Flatt and the North Concord BART Station parking lot, 3700 3700 Port Chicago Hwy. (Brookfield, BART.gov)

Brookfield bags proposed 360-unit apartment project in Concord

Concord Mayor Dominic Aliano (City of Concord, iStock)

Concord touts anti-harassment ordinance as tenant protection

Discovery Builders' Albert Seeno Jr with 5110 Port Chicago Hwy (Wikipedia, Discovery Builders)

Developer says housing project at former Concord naval station infeasible

Pair of investors buys 102-unit Concord apartment complex for affordable housing

Matthew Niksa

A rendering of townhomes within Trumark Homes' Penny Lane (Courtesy of Trumark Homes)