Plans have been approved for a residential infill at 1000 Drakes Landing Road in Larkspur, Marin County. The project will replace a small office structure and surface parking with 19 rental townhomes, including some affordable units. AJ Craig Development is the project sponsor, filing on behalf of owner O’Neill Mullin LLC.
Sonoma County has approved plans for a residential infill at 175 Airport Boulevard in Larkfield. The project will bring several dozen homes to a vacant 4.8-acre parcel near Highway 101. Lafayette-based Lenox Homes is the project sponsor.
A new housing project has been proposed for development at 3401 Crow Canyon Road in San Ramon, Contra Costa County. The project proposal includes the construction of 117 low-density detached and attached housing units, replacing a bunch of commercial buildings on the site. Demolition was required for the onsite surface parking and two commercial structures beside the existing United States Postal Service offices. Nearon Enterprises, an investment company, based in Walnut Creek, is listed as the property owner. Lennar is the project developer. WHA, William Hezmalhalch Architects, is responsible for the designs.
Construction is nearly finished for the five-story affordable housing block at 150 Park Road in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The project has replaced a surface parking lot with affordable workforce and senior housing one block from the busy Burlingame Avenue retail thoroughfare. The Pacific Companies, an Idaho-based firm, is the project developer.
Illustrations have been published for the 2.5 acres of vacant land around the historic 16th Street Train Station in West Oakland, Alameda County. The development, dubbed Signal House, would be the fifth townhome-style development by the abandoned station in Oakland’s Prescott neighborhood, this time adding 90 homes. City Ventures is the project developer.
