New details have been revealed alongside permit filings for the 15-story affordable senior housing proposal at 758-772 Pacific Avenue in Chinatown, San Francisco. Chinatown Community Development Center is the project developer, with the goal of adding 175 units for low-income and formerly homeless residents, alongside a banquet hall and supportive services.
The formal application has been filed for University Station, a residential infill at 451 El Camino Real next to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station. The over four hundred-unit project will extend across city lines, with housing in Santa Clara and San Jose. Morley Bros. is responsible for the application.
The City of San Jose is scheduled to review plans tomorrow for the proposed expansion at 2505-2577 Samaritan Drive, Santa Clara County. The planning director will review the project to add two medical offices and a garage within the Good Samaritan Hospital campus. Cilker Henderson Properties is the lead developer.
Concrete has topped out with facade installation underway for the eight-story affordable housing complex at 730 Stanyan Street in Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco. The white and gray precast panels showcase the design from the influential architecture studio, OMA. Once complete, there will be 160 new permanently affordable apartments, retail, community space, and a childcare facility next to Amoeba Music, Whole Foods, and Golden Gate Park.
Pre-application permits have been filed for a new suburban tract at 1245 Diana Avenue in Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County. The builder’s remedy has been invoked in the property owner’s goal to construct 106 homes on the 20-acre site. San Jose-based Borelli Investment Company is sponsoring the application.
