New permits have been filed to entitle the eight-story residential development plans for 350 homes at 3997 Fabian Way in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The filing uses the Builder’s Remedy provision of the state’s Housing Accountability Act to increase residential capacity from the 2.15-acre site. Juno Realty Partners is the developer.
The Fremont Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans for a residential infill at 40871 High Street in Fremont, Alameda County. The proposal will create 32 apartments and a common house. Urban Development + Partners is the development partner, collaborating with consultant CoHousing Solutions.
Crews have topped out Kiku Crossing, an affordable housing project at 400 East 5th Avenue, and a parking garage across the street in San Mateo, San Mateo County. The seven-story project has reshaped two transit-adjacent parcels with hundreds of homes and even more parking. MidPen Housing is the project sponsor.
The San Jose Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans for the Facchino District next to the Berryessa BART Station, Santa Clara County. The 13.05-acre site will contribute to the dense mixed-use master plan. The Bumb family, the Flea Market’s current property owner and founder is responsible for the application.
New building and demolition permits have been filed for the four-unit residential infill at 169 Bernard Street and 1270 Pacific Avenue in Nob Hill, San Francisco. The project will create three primary units and one ADU on the narrow parcel between Pacific Avenue and Bernard Street, including the adaptive reuse of the existing two-story home. Berkeley-based DMARCstudio is responsible for the design.
