The project, named "Calfia" after a mythical California queen, consists of building 10,500 houses and a center of business parks and amenities, including a series of corporate centers that would stretch out over 6 million sf.
Cambay first had an option on the San Joaquin Valley property more than 10 years ago. After playing around with an idea to build a theme park called Gold Rush city, the firm decided instead to develop a community center that would take advantage of the high-tech industry's demise by offering companies a more economic solution to leasing corporate offices, while providing a large residential community.
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