Decreased plans have been filed for the affordable residential project at 1523 Harrison Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The plans have been reduced by the Oakland-based developer oWow, shifting the 28-story mass-timber tower to become a 10-story affordable housing infill with 245 apartments.
Updated permits have been filed for the now-foreclosed project at 342-360 5th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The parcel has been a stalled pit in the ground since LEAP Development excavated the site in 2019. Paul Thompson of Novato-based Thompson Builders is now responsible for the application.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on a potential loan for the affordable housing proposal at 2530 18th Street in the city’s Mission District. The scheduled item relates to a potential $6.9 million loan for the acquisition of the two-story commercial structure. Mercy Housing is the project developer, working alongside the existing tenant, the Homeless Prenatal Program resource center.
Planning permits have been filed for the residential infill project at 3255-3333 San Bruno Avenue in Visitacion Valley, San Francisco. The development aims to create three apartment structures with nearly four dozen apartments overlooking Highway 101. Schaub Li Architects is responsible for the application and design.
Design review permits have been filed for the four-story research and development space at 600 Bancroft Way in Southwest Berkeley, Alameda County. The project would bring a quarter million square feet of office space for the life science industry during a period of high vacancies but signs of optimism for prospective developers. Burlingame-based Woodstock Development is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner, Invesco Real Estate.
