The City of Berkeley has published the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the 26-story proposed residential tower at 2128 Oxford Street. The development is one of a few proposals in Berkeley’s pipeline that will reshape the city skyline. Chicago-based Core Spaces is the project developer.
The environmental review process is starting now for a proposed seven-story residential project at 1000 South De Anza Boulevard in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The city’s planning department just published the Notice of Preparation for the Environmental Impact Report. Borello Asset Management, Inc. is the project applicant.
New renderings have been published alongside the formal submittal of the builder’s remedy-assisted proposal for 762 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The plan aims to bring nearly two hundred homes to the Hengehold Truck depot. Acclaim Companies will be responsible for the development on behalf of the property owner, Matt Hengehold.
Project developer SummerHill Homes has touted the success of the first two phases of City Village in Bishop Ranch, San Ramon. Closings have resulted in over $70 million from 53 single-family and townhouse units, most of which were with first-time homebuyers. Once complete, the master plan will result in 404 homes on a former office plot.
Pre-application permits have been filed for a small residential expansion at 2428 Milvia Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project would demolish an existing structure and serve as the relocation site of the Broad Building, an Eastlake-style Victorian at 2032 Bancroft Way. The Rhoades Planning Group is responsible for the application, filing on behalf of the property owner 1410 Haste Street LLC.
