Planning permits have been filed to convert a three-story office into a mixed-use complex at 1800 3rd Street in Downtown Sacramento. The renovation will produce over a hundred homes and retail to the full-block structure. Heller Pacific and Hines are jointly sponsoring the project.
Swank Construction has filed for new building permits for 2131 16th Street in Richmond Grove, Sacramento. The plans would replace the vacant parcel with 31 homes, nearly half of the number in prior plans. Granite Bay-based developer Ashria Holdings LLC is responsible for the application.
The Final Environmental Impact Report has been published for Terraine, a mixed-use proposal for housing and parking at 201 West Julian Street in Downtown San Jose. The plans include a new design from Studio Gang for the 17-story residential tower and a ten-year plan to convert the future garage into offices. Westbank Corporation is responsible for the application.
Building permits have been filed for an affordable housing infill at 2016 Ashby Avenue in South Berkeley, Alameda County. The plan is set to be built on the site of the St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, replacing half of the site with a six-story residential infill. Community Housing Development Corporation is responsible for the application.
Construction is moving ahead for a new music venue named Channel 24 at 1800 24th Street in Midtown Sacramento’s Poverty Ridge neighborhood. The future venue operator, Another Planet Entertainment, recently highlighted the progress of the 2,150-person venue that bridges the gap between smaller venues and stadiums. SKK Development is responsible for the project.
