Details plans have been published for the eight-story residential corner lot at 2100 Milvia Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project will replace the two-story commercial building with 201 apartments, including three live-work units. 4Terra Investments is the project sponsor.
Demolition permits have been requested for the vacant Sacramento Municipal Utility District site along 59th Street in East Sacramento. Following demolition and soil remediation, the nearly twenty-acre property is expected to be redeveloped with nearly nine hundred homes, an updated light-rail station, and public open space. BlackPine and SKK are jointly responsible for the development.
New permits have been filed requesting entitlement for a four-story senior living facility at 824 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The site, close to the city’s border with Mountain View, will replace a two-story commercial structure with 25 dwelling units. Rachelle Cagampan LLC is responsible for the development.
Santa Clara’s newest towers are also its tallest. Construction has topped out for 2300 Calle De Luna, an apartment complex with two towers rising from the eight-story podium and surrounded by landscaping in the Tasman East Specific Plan. Completion of the seven hundred units, shops, and landscaped public parkland is expected as early as next year. Related Companies is the project developer.
While Related has topped out for the 23-story apartment tower at 2300 Calle De Luna, work is moving forward on several other mid-rise projects in Santa Clara’s Tasman East Specific Plan. The six structures will rise between six to eight floors high, creating over a thousand and five hundred units, shops, and new open space.
