Permits have been filed for a new four-story apartment infill at 345-349 3rd Avenue in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond. The plans will demolish an existing 1898-built three-story home. Schaub Li Architects is sponsoring the project on behalf of the property owner, Diana Y. Chou.
Construction is coming together for the next phase of the Township 9 master plan near Downtown Sacramento. Ten multi-unit structures have topped out, bringing 372 garden-style units across four blocks. 29th Street Capital is the project sponsor, working with Bridge Investment Group and RevOZ Capital.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors has reversed the County Planning Commission’s rejection of Windhover Terrace Apartments, a residential infill in unincorporated Martinez. The project has a second chance to bring 24 homes and parking to a vacant plot. West Coast Land and Development is the developer.
New permits have been filed for the Stone Beetland development in South Sacramento. The project, which received city council approval in October last year, aims to build 1,163 units across 141 acres of undeveloped land next to the burgeoning Delta Shores neighborhood. Taylor Builders, a Roseville-based developer, is responsible for the property owner.
Preliminary permits were submitted earlier this month for a potential mixed-use development at the Mountain Winery in Saratoga, Santa Clara County. The filing would add hundreds of homes and a hotel next to the historic vineyard and concert venue. Lexor Investment is the project applicant operating through Chateau Masson LLC.
