New permits have been filed with updated details for housing at 4199 Mission Street in the Excelsior neighborhood of San Francisco. The six-story project will replace the existing gas station with 40 homes, including 12 for affordable housing. Gary Gee Architects is responsible for the design.
New plans have been approved by the City Council for low-density housing at 930 Oddstad Boulevard in Pacifica, San Mateo County. The plan will replace a long-closed elementary school with 70 homes, including eleven affordable housing units. Brookwood Equities is the project applicant.
New illustrations have been revealed for the design template of four stations along California’s high speed rail in the Central Valley. Foster + Partners and ARUP are responsible for the project. The Central Valley line is part of the first phase of construction for the highly-anticipated infrastructure project to connect Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Three project applications with nearly nine hundred units have been published for buildings in the Parkmerced master plan next to the SFSU campus in San Francisco. The submissions are scheduled to be reviewed during the city’s Planning Commission meeting this Thursday. The informational presentation will allow staff and the public to comment on each project. San Francisco-based Maximus Real Estate Partners is the property owner and development sponsor.
New townhome-style units could be coming to 2391 Moorpark Avenue in Fruitdale, San Jose. The city has published the initial study’s findings, writing that it will not significantly affect the environment. The True Life Companies is the project developer.
