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In order to MEET State Requirements for HOusing Growth, Mountain VIew Will ALLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT on SHOPPING CenTER SITES
In order to MEET State Requirements for HOusing Growth, Mountain VIew Will ALLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT on SHOPPING CenTER SITES
Blossom Valley Shopping Center in Mountain View on Dec. 12, 2022. Photo by Malea Martin from Mountain View Voice
Background
As cities across California search for new places to allow more housing growth, Mountain View is relying on a new approach that would permit commercial properties like strip malls and shopping centers to redevelop into housing. In other words, housing – in some cases at high densities – would be allowed in places like the Grant Park Plaza and the Blossom Valley Shopping Center. Smaller strip malls like 400 Moffett Blvd. and the commercial retail at the corner of Central Expressway and Rengstorff Avenue would also be included in the rezone.
Impact
The Blossom Valley Shopping Center on Miramonte Avenue could be the site of mixed-use housing (for both commercial and residential use). Courtesy Google maps.
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