Updated plans will be reviewed during a public meeting for the four-story residential infill at 123-135 Primrose Road in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The project will replace a single-story home and surface parking across from a grocery store and near Burlingame Avenue with 14 homes. Kai Development Corporation, led by a Burlingame resident, is listed as the property owner.
A recent real estate deal between a developer and Santa Clara County has moved forward with plans for a six-story affordable project at 777 West San Carlos Street in San Jose. The project will replace a low-rise property with 154 homes. Danco Group is the developer.
New plans have been revealed for a seven-story apartment block at 940 Willow Street in Willow Glen, San Jose. The project could replace a liquor store and fitness center with 126 new homes above retail, including some affordable housing. REDCO Development is responsible for the pre-application.
Boston Properties has filed plans to convert two vacant retail spaces in 3 Embarcadero Center into a childcare facility. The move comes as San Francisco’s Financial District will undergo a revitalization project drafted by the Mayor earlier this year and shows how property owners are getting involved. Studio MLA Architects is responsible for the design.
Zoning permits have been requested to change the use of a parcel from educational/religious to housing for a new group living project at 2441 Le Conte Avenue in Northside, Berkeley, Alameda County. The plan will replace a portion of the Zaytuna College campus with a 65-unit infill. Studio KDA is the applicant and architect.
