Vacant Kmart among sites undergoing environmental review for upzoning, housing development
Concord is one step closer to rezoning a fraction of its higher-income, predominantly white neighborhoods — a change that will enable development of 1,000 new lower-income, multifamily units in areas boasting access to schools, parks, jobs and transportation by 2031. The city has spent months exploring the feasibility of its Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) … Read more