Plans for a 22-story mixed-use tower are scheduled to be reviewed tonight by the San Jose Planning Commission. The proposal for 19 North 2nd Street will create 220 affordable apartments for senior residents in Downtown San Jose, making adaptive reuse of a nearly century-old facade for the podium. ROYGBIV Real Estate Development is responsible for the application.
The Draft Environmental Impact Report has been published for the 22-story affordable senior development at 19 North Second Street in Downtown San Jose, Santa Clara County The documents have been prepared by the City of San Jose for review by public agencies and individuals to provide comments. ROYGBIV Real Estate is the project developer.
The San Jose Planning Commission has approved plans for a 26-story residential skyscraper for 17-31 East Santa Clara Street in Downtown San Jose, Santa Clara County. However, the project is threatened because the VTA aims to seize part of the land through eminent domain for the future San Jose VTA/BART Station. The project team believes Eterna Tower can contain the new train station entrance. The VTA disagrees.
The City of San Jose has approved plans for a 30-story residential tower to rise at 605 South Second Street in Downtown San Jose. With a rooftop height of 285 feet, the building will be among the tallest in a city whose height limit is heavily regulated by the FAA. Roygbiv Real Estate, a low-profile firm with high ambitions, is responsible for the project.
An initial study report has been submitted for a mixed-use project proposed at 601-643 Escuela Avenue and 1873 Latham Street in Mountain View. The project proposal includes the development of a building offering residential and commercial spaces. Plans call for the demolition of an existing one-story commercial building, a surface parking lot, and a one-story residence. Kurt Anderson Architects is responsible for the design concepts.
