A new application has been filed for entitlements for the four-story residential infill at 401 1st Avenue in Sacramento’s Upper Land Park neighborhood. The development will create 49 new homes in a modular-design complex by local firm REgroup.
New renderings have been published alongside the preliminary project assessment for 1151 Washington Street, the sloped Amsterdam-inspired townhome infill proposed for a narrow Nob Hill property. If built, the project will add ten affordable-by-design homes to the affluent neighborhood. The application was filed by the San Francisco-based Macy Architecture.
Construction has topped out for the 14-story UC Law San Francisco development at 198 McAllister Street in San Francisco’s Civic Center neighborhood. The project represents phase two of the Academic Village redevelopment of the city block. The project is a joint venture with the UCSF College of the Law San Francisco and Greystar. Once complete, it will provide dorms, classrooms, and a variety of facilities by the summer of 2023.
New renderings have been published for a mixed-use infill at 749 Grant Avenue in San Francisco’s Chinatown neighborhood. The project, dubbed the Li Family Commercial and Apartment Building, will build two new floors for housing on top of an existing commercial structure. Liih Li-Woan is listed as the property owner.
The amended Draft Environmental Impact Report has been published for the 21-story mixed-use proposal at 35 South Second Street in Downtown San Jose. The project, dubbed the Energy Hub Tower, is scheduled for review by the Planning Commission next week, and the city council is expected to consider final approval for the plans in mid-December. If approved, it will bring the development team, Westbank and Urban Community, closer to adding the Bjarke Ingels Group-designed tower to fruition.
