The Draft Environmental Impact Report has been published for the six-story apartment complex at 2136 San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley, Alameda County. The new documents allow the public to share their thoughts with the city about replacing the existing single-story commercial structure with over a hundred homes. Realtex Group is the project developer.
New elevations have been published for the double-tower proposal at 655 4th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The project is one of the largest in the city’s pipeline, aiming to create over a thousand apartments on 1.6 acres directly across from Caltrain’s San Francisco Station. Tishman Speyer, the same company behind the nearby Mission Rock master development, is the project sponsor.
The public review period has started for the environmental impact report of Julian & Tripp, a multi-building residential development by San Jose’s future Little Portugal BART Station. The proposal spans three phases with 913 units, of which over four hundred are affordable. Roygbiv Real Estate Development is the project sponsor.
The San Carlos City Council has approved final plans for two Life Science buildings to rise at 841 Old County Road. While the San Mateo County city has seen several new life science projects rising, 841 Old County Road is the closest to the city’s Caltrain station, with more public open space than initially considered. The Sobrato Organization is the project developer.
New plans have been filed for a suburban expansion at 19780 Almaden Road in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The application uses the Builder’s Remedy to streamline approval and increase residential capacity to 41 homes. Michael Labarbera of Terracommercial Real Estate is listed as project developer.
