By The Registry Staff In a strategic move to address housing needs while adhering to state housing laws, the City of Oceanside has given the green light to transform hotel rooms into studio apartments in the Seagaze project. This decision will see the eight-story building, slated for construction on a vacant lot at the bustling […]
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