Articles by Gabriel Clark-Clough

Oxford-owned Emeryville Public Market Plans, rendering courtesy Oxford Properties

Meeting Scheduled for Amendment to Planned Development at Emeryville Marketplace

New Development at Emeryville’s Public Market has been in the works for some time, with the city approving a development agreement for the site in December of 2015. However, the exact plans for Parcels A and B, which abut the railway tracks to the north of the market hall, have been in flux. The meeting on Thursday May 22nd will review revisions to the current project proposal.

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7954 MacArthur Boulevard birdseye view, rendering by Kodama Diseno Architects

Zoning Worksheet Filed for Senior Housing Project in Eastmont Neighborhood of Oakland

The property at 7954 MacArther Boulevard has filed a zoning worksheet with the city of Oakland. The project, entitled The Kingdom Builder Senior Housing Development, is 6-story, 50-unit affordable senior housing development in East Oakland. The project, brought by Community Housing Development Corporation, was first reported on by SF YIMBY in 2022, but has undergone a handful of design changes and iterations since then.

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906 Clement Street Floorplans, image by T-Square Designs

Variance Request and Application Filed for 906 Clement Street San Francisco

The property owners at 906-910 Clement Street have submitted a request for an office to residential conversion in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond Neighborhood. The plans would convert the existing 2nd floor office space into three residential units, while leaving the ground floor unchanged. T-Square Design has submitted plans for the project alongside the application.

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1035 Van Ness Avenue Elevations, image by Saida + Sullivan Design Partners

Affordable Housing Conversion Planned for 1035 Van Ness in San Francisco

A proposed project in San Francisco would convert an existing 106-unit residential building at 1035 Van Ness Avenue into a 124-unit fully affordable building. The units will be classified as Affordable Permanent Supportive Housing, a model combining affordable housing with supportive services to help individuals with disabilities or special circumstances preventing them from finding long-term housing. The project is brought by the veteran-focused non-profit Swords to Plowshares.

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