Stanford Proposes $4.5 Billion to Invest in Housing, Transportation

Stanford and Santa Clara County remain locked in dispute over how much housing the university should build as it expands

Stanford University has proposed to invest $3.4 billion in housing, part of its continuing negotiations with regional authorities over how to mitigate the impact of its expansion on a tight housing market in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Under a decadeslong arrangement, Stanford negotiates its expansion and development plans with its home county of Santa Clara, which encompasses much of Silicon Valley. How much housing Stanford will build, especially for its blue-collar workforce, as it adds up to 2.275 million square feet of...

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