New details have been published for the 430 Broadway parcel in Oakland’s waterfront neighborhood, Jack London Square. The development is a joint venture with East Bay Asian Local Development Company and Related California to build nearly two hundred affordable units. The property is owned by Alameda County.
Preliminary permits have been submitted for a five-story affordable housing complex at 3073 International Boulevard in Fruitvale, Oakland. The proposal would replace an empty lot and two structures, including the Ghost Ship Warehouse, the site of a horrific fatal fire in 2016. Local developer Unity Council hopes to bring new low-income housing to the corner lot.
Updated renderings have been published alongside the final design review meeting for 2587 Telegraph Avenue in Southside, Berkeley. The proposal will replace a two-story retail structure with an eight-story apartment complex, adding 52 apartments above retail one block from People’s Park. Gilbane Development Company is the project developer.
The project review meeting has been filed for a residential infill project at 37 Pope Street in Crocker-Amazon, San Francisco. The initial details for the proposal consider using Senate Bill 9 to split the existing lot and replace a garage with a three-unit apartment complex.
New building permits have been filed for the five-story residential infill at 805 R Street in Downtown Sacramento. The proposal would bring over two hundred affordable housing units to the State-owned warehouse. CACDC and Mutual Housing are jointly responsible for the development.
