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San Leandro Marina developers accuse city of stalling project

By Bay Area Chronicle
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Developers of the San Leandro Marina project have filed a claim against the city, alleging that officials deliberately obstructed the development's golf course component. According to East Bay Insiders, the claim alleges breach of contract, interference with prospective economic advantage, negligence, and unfair business practices. The claim also raises a potential federal civil-rights claim alleging retaliation for exercising First Amendment petition rights.

According to East Bay Insiders: The developers say damages could reach tens of millions of dollars.

According to East Bay Insiders: Lennar offered $54 million in 2024 to purchase the project's residential component, while a proposed sale to Jofa Capital Acquisitions/New Home Co. is priced at $36.1 million.

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