The City of San Jose is asking for public input to inform their environmental review of a residential redevelopment at 5670 Camden Avenue in Cambrian, San Jose. The project will replace existing sports fields and associated structures behind the Beacon School campus with 108 townhome-style units. Mana Camden Fund, LLC is the project applicant.
New renderings have been revealed for a small residential infill at 1973 Greenwich Street in an affluent corner of San Francisco by Cow Hollow and the Marina District. The project will add two units to the small parcel. San Francisco-based home builder Hyline Construction, Inc is listed as the property owner.
Preliminary plans have been filed for a three-story infill at 2513 Irving Street in San Francisco’s Sunset District. The project will add new rental apartments to a small parcel owned by the Police Credit Union, directly across from the seven-story affordable housing project, which replaced the credit union’s former location at 2550 Irving Street.
Preliminary plans have been floated for new affordable housing at 3073 International Boulevard in Fruitvale, Oakland. The zoning worksheet application shows interest in merging three parcels to create a multi-family project directly across from where SAHA and the Native American Health Center have started construction at 3050 International Boulevard. The Unity Council is responsible for the application.
New renderings have been published for a builder’s remedy-assisted proposal at 2470 Alvin Avenue in East San Jose, Santa Clara County. The project aims to replace a former Planned Parenthood clinic location with over a hundred homes and commercial space. The project plan lists Cindy Tran of CT Commercial as the property owner.
