By Catherine Sweeney Plans for additional housing are continuing to move forward in North Long Beach after the city’s Planning Commission recently approved plans for an 84-residence multifamily community. The project plan was submitted by Irvine-based developer Brandywine Homes earlier this month and would turn a vacant plot of land at 5801 North Atlantic Boulevard […]
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