Articles by Gabriel Clark-Clough

285 12th Street pedestrian view, rendering by David Baker Architects

Initial Grading Permits Submitted for 285 12th Street in Oakland

5:00 am on July 2, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

Initial permits were submitted for the grading and site preparation of a parcel at 285 12th Street in Oakland. The site is currently under a development proposal to bring 65 new units of affordable housing to Oakland’s Downtown/Chinatown neighborhood. SF YIMBY most recently reported on this project in December of 2025, when it was announced that the project’s developer EBALDC was awarded a sizable grant from the state climate action programs. Since then, the project has begun to move forward with preparation for construction.

1500 E Hamilton Avenue Site Boundaries, image via ArcGIS Online

Documents Filed for a large redevelopment at 1500 E Hamilton Avenue in Campbell

4:30 am on July 2, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

New documents have been filed detailing plans for a major demolition and reconstruction of a site at 1500 E Hamilton Avenue in Campbell. The project is being brought by Sullivan Land Development, as part of an ongoing shift in Bay Area development to remove older and vacant office space and replace it with new housing options.

2015 Bridgeway Proposal Rendering, image by Sean Bailey Designs

Meeting Today to Review Extension Request for 2015 Bridgeway in Sausalito

4:30 am on June 25, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A hearing is to be conducted later today by the Sausalito Zoning Administrator’s office to review the request for an extension on the permits for a development at 2015 Bridgeway, on Sausalito’s main commercial corridor. The project plans to convert an existing three-story office building into a multi-unit residential building. The process requires a full interior remodel and some external refinishing. After experiencing some delays, the property owner has appealed to the city for an extension of what may still be a viable and beneficial project.

3550 N First Street Site Boundaries Image via ArcGIS Online

A New Joint Proposal Could Bring Almost 450 Homes to 3550 N First Street in San Jose

5:00 am on June 24, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

Two developers have come forward with a joint proposal to transform the site at 3550 N First Street in San Jose. The resulting developments would convert the site from a vacant office property to as many as 446 new units of housing. SummerHill Homes and Cypress Equity are the two developers who have floated the plan.

1373 Clay Street Building Elevation, image by Geiszler Architects

New Plans For 1373 Clay Street in San Francisco Could Add Six New Units

4:30 am on June 11, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

New plans released for 1373 Clay street in San Francisco include details for renovations that would increase the building’s unit capacity by six units. The structure, named the Krabbenschmit building, is owned and developed privately. The plans detail a two part approach to the expansion, including both renovation and addition.

945 West Julian Street Rendering, image by LPMD Architects

New Housing Proposed for 945 West Julian Street in San Jose

5:00 am on June 10, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A new housing complex was proposed for a site at 945 West Julian Street in San Jose. The project is still in early development, but preliminary information indicates that the site could bring as many as 100 new units to the area.

DePaul Residences Streetview Rendering, image by KTGY

Documents Filed The DePaul Residences Project in Morgan Hill

5:00 am on June 5, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

New documents have been filed with CEQA compiling the required environmental studies for a nearly 16-acre site located near the intersection of Cochrane Road and DePaul Drive in Morgan Hill. The developer High Street Residential is proposing to fill the currently vacant site with 114 individual lots, to be used primarily as single-family residences, with community open spaces. The Environmental Impact Report submitted to CEQA marks an important early step in the project’s eventual development.

1899 Oxford Street updated design, rendering by SDT Architects

Updated Building Permits Submitted for 1899 Oxford Street in Berkeley

5:30 am on June 4, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

New building permits have been submitted for the proposed project located at 1899 Oxford Street in Berkeley. The permits reflect a small reduction in the total number of proposed units from 222 to 216. The new permit also describes plans to construct the residential portion by using a modular unit style, which was not previously mentioned. Otherwise, the permit details reflect a size and presentation that remain in line with earlier project iterations. Berkland Foundation remains the project’s developer.

Map of San Pablo Avenue Specific Plan within the City of Berkeley, image via City of Berkeley

Today’s Berkeley Planning Commission Meeting to Discuss the San Pablo Corridor Specific Plan

5:00 am on June 3, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

The Berkeley Planning Commission will hold its monthly meeting later today at the North Berkeley Senior Center. One of the meeting’s main focuses will be the new San Pablo Avenue Specific Plan, which will guide the future development of the entire San Pablo Avenue economic corridor. If approved by the planning commission, this plan may have far-reaching impacts on the future of development in a large swath of Western Berkeley.

3050 International Boulevard Front View, image via Pyatok

New Affordable Housing Development Opens at 3050 International Boulevard in Oakland

5:30 am on May 22, 2026 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

Flicker Bird Homes has opened its doors for the residential component of a new mixed-use development at 3050 International Boulevard in Oakland. The property is a joint venture between the East Bay non-profits Satellite Affordable Housing and Native American Health Center, combining new affordable housing with community healthcare in one site.

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