1900 Broadway affordable housing site substitution and Spring Street sale
Redwood City
Summary
The council approved senior affordable housing at 705 Veterans Boulevard in place of 847 Woodside Road, plus the sale of the Spring Street segment — home to a temporary dog park and heritage trees — to the 1900 Broadway developer for $10.75 million. Council members promised to plan replacement park space downtown.
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city receives $10.75 million from the land sale.
75 low-income seniors gain future homes, and union construction workers gain a skilled-and-trained project.
Dog park users lose the Spring Street parklet and its heritage trees.
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Related development
1900 Broadway affordable housing site substitution (705 Veterans Blvd / Spring Street Segment)
Affordable housing will be delivered at 705 Veterans Boulevard instead of 847 Woodside Road, and city-owned right-of-way will transfer to the developer.
1900 Broadway Gatekeeper Project / 705 Veterans Boulevard Affordable Housing Site Substitution
Adds 75 affordable senior homes near downtown and Caltrain, but removes a small downtown dog park and heritage trees; construction would start around 2028.
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