The City of San Jose is starting the public review period for 475 South 4th Street, a new 23-story residential tower in Downtown San Jose. The 274-foot tower is planned to add 240 rental apartments with student-focused amenities to the South Bay housing market. Urban Catalyst is responsible for the development, dubbed The Mark.
Development permits have been approved for the six-story residential project at 451 28th Street in Pill Hill, Oakland. The proposal will replace a vacant lot with 54 new apartments, of which three will be available for people qualifying as very low-income. San Leandro-based USGL Land LLC is responsible for the development.
Proposed modifications to the redevelopment plan give minor alterations to the approved mixed-use project of 3333 California Street in Laurel Heights, San Francisco. The development will replace the existing UCSF Laurel Heights property with 752 new apartments, a quarter of which will be affordable housing, retail, and more. The changes expand Euclid Green’s public open space by not building one duplex townhome, modifications to the Presidio Steps, and an adjustment to the project tree count. Prado Group is the project developer.
A project proposal is underway for an expanded new residential triplex at 575 Vermont Street in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco. The project would replace an older single-story A-frame house with a contemporary design and modern facilities with a studio ADU and two family-size apartments. Timbre Architecture is responsible for the design.
The curtain-wall wrapped offices at 555 Mission Street rise to a 487-foot peak, tied as the 34th tallest building in the Bay Area planned or built. The downtown project was built between 2006 and 2008 to become the tallest commercial project in the Bay Area in the 2000s. Tishman Speyer was the project developer.
