The initial environmental review study has been published for the Emory Street Townhomes proposed in the Alameda neighborhood of San Jose, Santa Clara County. The project seeks to replace a long-vacant parcel with 18 residential units. Campbell-based Dan Mountsier of Pinion Property Company is responsible for the application.
Updated plans have been published for the hundred-unit supportive housing development at 2809 Rio Linda Boulevard in South Hagginwood, Sacramento. The project will utilize factory-built modular structures to quickly populate the 2.4-acre lot with housing designated for individuals experiencing homelessness with a behavioral health challenge. Sacramento-based Urban Capital LLC is responsible for the application.
Permits have been filed for a funky house at 768 De Haro Street on Potrero Hill, San Francisco. The application seeks to replace the existing single-family house with a primary residence and studio apartment. The property owners are listed as two local individuals.
New building permits have been filed for the three-story residential infill at 720 Masonic Avenue in the North of the Panhandle neighborhood of San Francisco. The planning application was approved by the city’s planning department in mid-July this year, less than six months after being formally submitted. Xie Associates is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner.
Foundation work is currently underway for the ten-story affordable housing complex at 825 Berryessa Station Way, San Jose, Santa Clara County. Construction officially started in June of this year, and now the crane is fully built, with some site preparation underway before foundation work begins. Affirmed Housing is the project developer.
