Bayhill Ventures debuted last November with eye-catching plans for a new residential skyscraper in San Francisco during a period where most significant projects are on hold across the region. Last month, Bayhill’s founder and CEO, Paul Paradis, sat down with YIMBY to discuss the ambitious plans for 530 Howard Street, his reason for starting a new firm, and his optimism for San Francisco’s next top-end office tower.
Zoning permits have been filed along with new renderings for the fully affordable project at 10550 International Boulevard in Oakland, Alameda County. The application comes after plans were downsized from 207 to 140 units last year. AMG & Associates is the project applicant and property owner.
Berkeley’s Landmark Preservation Commission has voted to protect the United Artists Theater’s facade at 2274 Shattuck Avenue but not the rest of the structure. The decision will be reviewed by the City Council in a public meeting next Tuesday. After that, the developer, Panoramic Interests, is expected to have a clear pathway to start construction for the 227-unit tower once funding is secured.
The Cupertino Planning Commission is expected to review plans tonight for the De Anza Hotel at 10931 North De Anza Boulevard, Santa Clara County. The seven-story project will create a 155-key hotel near the city’s border with Sunnyvale. De Anza Properties is the property owner and applicant.
The Burlingame Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans today for a multi-structure life sciences/office campus at 1200-1340 Old Bayshore Highway in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The Peninsula Crossing proposal will create over 1.4 million square feet of commercial space and two ten-story garages. DivcoWest and Woodstock Development are jointly responsible for the project developer.
