New Bay Area mixed-development tackles housing, environmental issues 

NIMBYs are the enemy of an affordable California. Glad to see Millbrae embracing upzoning (Missing Middle, or not).

This is amazing! Good job Bay Area 🎉🎉

I drive by this whenever I go towards SFO, and I absolutely love it. A great step towards urbanism and getting people out of cars. Not sure I'm for the hotel. I think more housing would've been more preferable, but hey. Still happy with it overall.

NIMBYs have destroyed our bay area

Good idea.

This is a good start, every single city in the Bay Area should be inspired by this development and embrace the concept. A lot of work is yet to be done though.

More unaffordable housing

only 25% affordable... lol .. and what do they mean by "affordable" ?

I don’t know that living “steps away” from SFO is an attractive thing to renters…

Only 100 out of 400 apartments? affordable housing?.what a joke😆😆

It's going to be market rate housing so let's quit the B.S. that it will solve anything related to homelessness except maybe make it worse.

This is awesome - a ton of housing, shops, and hotels all within walking distance of a train station. Plenty of well-paying jobs in biotech as well. The mixed-income component is great as well - it avoid the mistakes of the "projects" by mixing low-income housing with market-rate housing. Stuff like this should be constructed on every strip mall and suburban office park.

Mr. Bevan Dufty . Did you listen to your BART speaker systems and check Cameras ? You should resign .

15 minute city.

25% “affordable”. Every time buildings are built in the bay , it’s 75% unaffordable

"A place to live work and play." Sounds a bit too controling and a tad bit coraling. Sorta like sheep.

Welcome to your 15 minute city.

I've been hearing these scams for ten years and it just slowly became worse here. I think after a couple more years of economic crisis SF will finally be set for changes. It needs to hit bottom before it can invest without bandaids.

Can they make it look victorian? I want something that looks historic yet not as expensive.

Why not just build entire building for just affordable housing and stop this 25% mumbo jumbo nonsense thats not making a dent in the massive problem.

Ah we forget that area was low income Hispanic, Polynesian, and some white. It had about 50 units possibly more. If they tear down the apartments around Helen Drive you will hear a similar story about 25% lower income units. You have to stop the drop at the bottom Lomita Park School Alum.

It looks just like the buildings in SSF near Bart. Belmont should pray for bart to stay away.

Grew up in Millbrae. Seen a lot of developments of which never sure where that money went…BART and Caltrain did bring in some homeless people though. The new Gateway development looks nice but at the same time is so high it blocks scenic areas of the town…

I like my car. I like gasoline. Myob!!