New pre-application permits have been filed for a five-story residential infill at 1715 Foothill Boulevard in Oakland’s San Antonio neighborhood. The development will bring new deed-restricted housing that the developer, Chris Heller, has said will be affordable for teachers within the Oakland Unified School District.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a new six-story residential infill at 324 Alhambra Boulevard in East Sacramento. The project will replace a single-story commercial structure with just over three hundred homes and parking. The project applicant is not listed.
Preliminary permits have been filed for the 139 single-family homes at 4141 Dry Creek Road in North Sacramento. The proposal will replace a large vacant lot straddling I-80 with one-story and two-story residences. KB Homes is the project developer.
Construction has officially started for 525 East Charleston Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The development, named Mitchell Park Place, is a joint partnership by Eden Housing with the city, county, and the supportive…
California’s High-Speed Rail Authority has revealed detailed plans for four stations along the Central Valley segment. While High-Speed Rail remains a distant prospect for the Bay Area, construction on the 171-mile portion winding through the San Joaquin Valley shows steady progress. Previous statements by the Governor suggest that work connecting the Bay Area with the central line will not start until after the Central Valley tracks begin operating in the 2030s.
