Like many proposed developments throughout the Bay Area, the developers of the 401 Concar Drive project in San Mateo are the latest to ask for an application extension from the city amidst tough economic conditions, including elevated interest rates.

The necessary approvals that a city grants a development firm have a fixed shelf life, and if developers, such as Concar Drive applicant Sares Regis, are unable to secure financing within a certain time frame, they usually need to ask for an extension on their entitlements.

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