Dublin ready to welcome more than 4000 homes
In the midst of a national housing bust, the city of Dublin is preparing for a housing boom, with 4,000 approved units, and hundreds more proposed. Close to 800 of those units will be rental.
Unlike its neighbors Pleasanton, Livermore and San Ramon, where much of the available land has been built out, Dublin still has substantial areas prime for residential development.
“Single family seems to be very hot right now,” said Linda Maurer, Dublin’s economic development director. “The Tri-Valley offers great schools, great parks, great quality of life and very little single family is being built here. Other cities have less housing to offer than Dublin.”
The residential market for single family homes and condos is weak nationwide, but buyers have been snapping up new homes in Dublin.
