Articles by Gabriel Clark-Clough

2051 Market Street establishing view, rendering by Winder Gibson Architects

Meeting Scheduled for New Apartments at 2051 Market Street in San Francisco

By Gabriel Clark-Clough

San Francisco’s Planning Commission will meet tomorrow and discuss proposed plans for a new 7-story apartment building located at 2051 Market Street. The project is a re-submission by Sak Design & Build, who were previously approved for a different project on the same site. The only significant changes to the project will be it’s re-entitlement under the Housing Choice San Francisco program. However, the planning commission will still review the project and hear public comment before allowing it to proceed.

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1532 Mount Diablo Bouldevard Main Rendering, image by Perry Architects

Design Review Meeting Scheduled Today for Large Mixed-Use Project at 1532 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek

By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The Walnut Creek Planning Commission will meet today to discuss the design review aspects of a proposed project at 1532 Mount Diablo Boulevard. Likely areas of discussion will include how the eight-story project would bring a large amount of new housing to a high-demand area, but that its scale is significantly larger and out of sync with the surrounding buildings. The project is being sponsored by Align Real Estate, who have notably proposed several similarly scaled-up projects throughout the Bay Area.

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3355 Almaden Expressway Completed Structure, image via SRM Development

Firm Purchases Newly Completed Senior Living Complex at 3355 Almaden Expressway in San Jose

By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A recently opened senior living community at 3355 Almaden Expressway in San Jose was sold last week to a new real estate firm. George Avalos of the Mercury News reported that Welltower Inc, a major healthcare-focused group, purchased Novelle Senior Living for just under $100 million in cash. The site is a recent construction, opening it’s doors just last year. As of now, it is unclear why the original developers, Columbia Pacific Advisors and SRM Development, chose to sell it so soon after completion.

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400 Divisadero Street, rendering by BDE Architecture

New Developer to Push Forward on Housing at 400 Divisadero Street in San Francisco

By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The site located at 400 Divisadero Street in San Francisco is likely to gain a new development sponsor with the funding and intentions to push the project through to completion. The real-estate giant Greystar plans to invest in the property, taking responsibility for its development away from 4Terra Investments, which already completed much of the design and permitting phase for the project. Project supporters are hopeful that the new injection of funding brought by Greystar will help expedite the remaining work.

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