Articles by Andrew Nelson

4300 Stevens Creek Boulevard development, rendering courtesy HMH

Demolition Permits Filed for 4300 Stevens Creek Boulevard, West Valley, San Jose

Permits were filed to rezone and demolition three existing commercial structures at 4300 Stevens Creek Boulevard in the West Valley neighborhood of San Jose. The project proposed to add four buildings, three of which contain 637 apartments, of which 230 will be affordable. The fourth structure will create 250 hotel guest rooms and 6,200 square feet of ground-level retail. HMH is responsible for the application

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Parcel G at 845 Embarcadero street life rendered, design by TCA Architects

Permits Filed for 845 Embarcadero, Parcel G, Brooklyn Basin, Oakland

New building permits have been filed for an eight-story apartment building, part of the massive twelve-building, 3,100-unit Brooklyn Basin development along the Oakland Waterfront. Addressed at 845 Embarcadero, Parcel G will bring affordable housing, retail, and amenities across an oddly-shaped footprint. Oakland-based Signature Development Group is developing the project, with joint-financing from Signature, China-based Zarsion Holdings Group, and Reynolds & Brown.

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335 3rd Street, rendering by R2 Building

Permits Filed for New Building at 335 3rd Street, Jack London District, Oakland

New building permits have been filed for an eight-story residential building for 335 3rd Street, located in Jack London District, Oakland. The project, named R2 Building, will bring 38 houses to the waterfront neighborhood, of which three will be sold as affordable to residents making up to 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI). RAD Urban is responsible for the development.

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4200 Geary Boulevard, rendering courtesy TNDC

New Renderings Revealed for 4200 Geary Boulevard, Richmond District, San Francisco

New renderings have been revealed with a sales update for 4200 Geary Boulevard, an affordable senior housing development in the Richmond District, San Francisco. The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation is responsible for the development, with funding from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. The project received approval to expedite development using Senate Bill 35.

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