If all goes as planned, construction on the Jericho Lands development's first phase of 4,000 homes could begin in 2028.

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The difference between what the House passed and what the Senate passed is so extreme,” said Michele Thomas, policy and ...

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David Ley is a retired professor of urban geography and author of Housing Booms in Gateway Cities (2023).

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Council is set to debate the official development plan for the Jericho Lands proposal, an ambitious plan to redevelop the 90-acre site across 4th Avenue from Jericho Beach Park.