Resources for Community Development has opened a six-story and 87-unit project located at 2001 Ashby Avenue in South Berkeley. The project, named after Councilwoman Maudelle Miller Shirek, was first brought in 2021, with ground-breaking occurring in 2022. Delays caused the building to overshoot its projected opening date in 2024, but the project has now made it to completion, and is moving in tenants.
The Los Gatos City Council voted 3-2 in favor of moving forward on a large mixed-use development located at 143-151 East Main Street, just across the street from Los Gatos High School in Santa Clara County. The 52 foot tall building is brought by developers Capstack Partners, with designs by Kenneth Rodriguez and Partners.
A project to redeveloped the site formally occupied by the Sacramento Bee headquarters has been moving forward steadily. In a recent development, officials filed an NOE under project name Sacramento Bee North, allowing the development to streamline it’s environmental approvals. SF YIMBY reported on this project in April of last year when developers Shopoff Reality Investments decided to shrink the scale of a previous project planned for the site.
A site in downtown San Jose could become a new AI research and development center, with elements of both data center and office laboratory. Arena Investors seized the property at 199 Bassett Street after a foreclosure in 2022, and are now floating a proposal for the development of an eight story tech hub.
The City of Oakland’s Planning and Building Department has approved development permits for an eight-story mixed use building on a vacant parking lot in Downtown Oakland. The narrow parking lot is located at 585 17th Street, between Clay and Jefferson. Developers FH1 Investments have brought in BDE Architecture for the project design.
