Nonprofit seeks city approval for expanded 51,000-square-foot fitness center and residential tower overlooking Back Bay Newport Beach could see a shift toward intergenerational community development as the YMCA pursues plans to transform its waterfront property into a mixed-use campus combining senior housing with expanded recreational facilities. The nonprofit organization recently filed a preliminary application with […]
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