A new affordable housing project broke ground last month at 1397 California Circle in Milpitas. This event marks initial physical progress on a major project led by Waterford Property Co., Pacific Housing, and C&C Development. Once completed, the project is expected to add 75 new units of affordable housing to the Silicon Valley city.
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Formal permits have been filed for new housing at 1956 Great Highway, overlooking Sunset Dunes and Ocean Beach in San Francisco’s Sunset District. The proposal will replace the existing 90-year-old house with two four-story duplexes. Hexagon Permit Services is responsible for the application through 1956 Great Highway LLC.
A new proposal has emerged for the 0.5-acre site at 439-451 South 4th Street in San Jose. The plans are being proposed under the new property ownership of American Housing Co., a subsidiary of the Oakland-based development and design firm oWow. Their plans would revive a similarly scaled building to plans approved for the site in 2024 under the previous property owner, Nelly Amas.
The previously approved project at 6518 San Pablo Avenue was issued some of its building permits earlier this week. Along with the exciting news, the development team also released a more up-to-date visual of what the project is expected to look like. The changes to the building appear to be primarily visual, with the building plans still calling for the same approximate height and number of units as approved earlier this year. Design Manou is the project architect and applicant, filing through Project Zero LLC.
Preliminary permits have been filed for an eight-story apartment complex at 770 Golden Gate Avenue in San Francisco’s Fillmore District. The project would add over a hundred apartments to a corner lot currently occupied by the main branch of the San Francisco Federal Credit Union. Australia-based HQ Group is responsible for the application.
