Development permits have been approved for Edward Shands Workforce Housing, a multi-structure residential project at 2455-2511 Church Street in East Oakland, Alameda County. The city approval came less than two months after formal applications were filed to the city. Eagle Environmental Construction is the project sponsor, while the Oakland Unified School District is the property owner.
Development plans have been filed for a new residential infill at 104 Constitution Drive in Menlo Park, San Mateo County. The project aims to bring over a hundred additional homes to a growing bayside apartment district while replacing several low-slung industrial buildings close to the Meta office campus. Greystar is the project developer.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a seven-story residential infill at 335 South Winchester Boulevard, across from Santana Row in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The application comes after the developer dropped its previous attempt at building offices. Design 3PA is the project architect and applicant.
Construction is expected to start by early Fall at 2000 Marin Street in San Francisco. The city’s Public Utilities Commission is planning to reshape the nearly eight-acre property with the City Distribution Division campus. The gated campus will oversee San Francisco’s water distribution systems within city limits, which span roughly 1,250 miles of water pipes, meters, pump stations, and reservoirs.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a small residential infill at 263 Lee Avenue in Ingleside, San Francisco. The developer aims to replace an abandoned church with a three-unit development. Shahin Saneinejad is the property owner responsible for the application.
