Construction has topped out with facade installation complete for the nine-story affordable senior housing complex dubbed Transbay Block 2 West in East Cut, San Francisco. The project is looking close to opening all 151 units in the heart of the high-rise neighborhood. Chinatown Community Development Center is the project developer.
Preliminary plans have been filed for new housing at 19220 Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino, Santa Clara County. The pre-application invokes Senate Bill 330 to freeze local zoning regulations. The Hanover Company is listed as responsible for the application.
Increased plans have been shared for 788 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The proposal has now risen from four to eight floors, while the overall residential capacity has increased from 102 to 168 apartments. Grubb Properties is responsible for the project as the property owner.
Preliminary permits have been filed for an amended residential project at 3625 Fong Ranch Road in South Natomas, Sacramento. The proposal, dubbed the Russell @ Truxel, is now expected to contain just 119 affordable apartments and around a hundred single-family homes, far less than the over five hundred apartment units anticipated two years ago. Anton Development Company is the project developer.
Last week, Michael Shvo showed up to his newly reopened skyscraper to unveil the contents of the once-forgotten time capsule for the Transamerica Pyramid. The memorabilia from the 51-year-old container is now on display inside the Transamerica Annex, revealing a snapshot in San Francisco’s local culture and history related to the controversial addition to the skyline. The gallery is open to the public with access from Washington Street.
