Construction has topped out for 7th and Brannan, an affordable housing project underway at 600 7th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. Crews have brought the concrete structure to its 84-foot pinnacle, preparing the future 221 units for a potential opening later this year. Mercy Housing is the project developer.
Public comment has started on repurposing a former United States Coast Guard site at 100 Commodore Webster Drive into affordable housing in Point Reyes Station, an unincorporated town in Marin County. The project will bring new life to the county-owned property next to the local population center, which includes two grocery stores, restaurants, and the West Marin Elementary School. Eden Housing and the Community Land Trust Association of West Marin are jointly responsible for the development.
Interim funding has been secured for a proposal at 486-498 West San Carlos Street in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The developer, Urban Catalyst, received a $6.1 million loan to pursue the construction of Aquino, an eight-story apartment complex with nearly three hundred homes close to Diridon Station.
The same developer behind the plans covered yesterday morning has filed preliminary applications for another lot in Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County. The smaller project from Latala Homes will bring 26 homes to a five-acre plot of land at 15395 Sycamore Drive.
New plans have been filed for a sprawling suburban development at 600 West Edmundson Avenue in Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County. The plan uses Builder’s Remedy to expedite the plan for dozens of single-family and duplex homes. Campbell-based developer Latala Homes is responsible for the application.
