Palo Alto Weekly1y
After decades of building and buying in surrounding cities, Stanford must build most housing on campus
For decades, Stanford University looked well beyond its campus to find housing for its faculty, staff and postdoctoral students. Just last year, the university purchased the Oak Creek Apartments ...
Palo Alto Weekly1y
A ‘company town’? Stanford housing plan raises concerns in Palo Alto
a key goal is to ensure that Stanford supplies enough housing on its campus to accommodate a growing workforce. But as the county Board of Supervisors looks to adopt the new Stanford Community ...
Stanford University costs over $92,000 a year—how much students actually pay, according to income level
A degree from Stanford University can translate to a just as good, if not better salary than an Ivy League school. Here's ...
Palo Alto advances rezoning parts of Stanford Research Park for housing
Palo Alto is among many cities facing pressure to meet its state-mandated goal of constructing more than 6,000 housing units by 2031. The 700-acre business park affected by the zoning change is owned ...
The Stanford Daily21d
Prop 33 failed to pass. Here’s what this means for California renters and landlords.
Law professor Richard Ford ’88 remembered a time when housing costs were more accessible. “It was possible as a student at Stanford to rent an apartment in Palo Alto,” he said.
The Real Deal12d
Palo Alto rezones Stanford Research Park to allow housing
The City of Palo Alto wants to open the hood on the “engine for Silicon Valley” at Stanford Research Park for housing development. The City Council approved plans to remove “conditional use” zoning ...
The Columbian13d
In Our View: Rent control won’t solve state’s housing crisis
It did not take long for this year’s Legislature to once again embrace ideology at the expense of common sense.