Builder’s Remedy permits have been filed for a large suburban development at 1125 Fitzgerald Avenue in San Martin, Santa Clara County. The application aims to create over six hundred homes on farmland on the outskirts of Gilroy. Lucky Day Ranch is listed as the current property owner.
The City of Palo Alto has announced that they will start preparing the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the builder’s remedy-assisted proposal at 156 California Avenue across from the Caltrain Station. The project is expecting to add nearly four hundred homes between two towers, the tallest rising 17 floors, across from the regional transit hub. REDCO Development is the development sponsor for the plans on behalf of the property owners, Mollie Stone’s Market.
Preliminary plans have been filed for a new residential development at 17535 Santa Cruz Highway in Los Gatos, Santa Clara County. The filing invokes the Builder’s Remedy to construct 32 townhome-style units on a three-acre plot of land nestled within the Santa Cruz mountain range. Lawrence Noon of Wonder Homes Inc. is listed as the property owner.
New permits have been filed for the sprawling suburban project at 1245 Diana Avenue in Morgan Hill, Santa Clara County. New documents have shown the design team responsible for drafting the single-family neighborhood, alongside 22 units of affordable housing in duplex structures. Nick Gera of Borelli Investment Company is listed as the project developer.
The public comment period has opened for an environmental review of 2470 Alvin Avenue in eastern San Jose, Santa Clara County. The mixed-use project has invoked the builder’s remedy to streamline the approval process and propose over a hundred apartments to replace a former Planned Parenthood location. Cindy Tran is listed as the project sponsor, filing through B3 Commercial LLC.
