The formal application has been filed for University Station, a residential infill at 451 El Camino Real next to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station. The over four hundred-unit project will extend across city lines, with housing in Santa Clara and San Jose. Morley Bros. is responsible for the application.
Pre-application permits have been filed for an office-to-housing conversion at 97 Boston Avenue in Burbank, Santa Clara County. The developer, SALA Homes Realty & Development, aims to use the Builder’s Remedy to remodel their own offices into a 14-unit co-living complex. TDDG US, another occupant of the Boston Avenue location, is responsible for the application.
Details plans have been published for a proposed residential development at 2222 Senter Road in southern San Jose, Santa Clara County. Using the Builder’s Remedy, the project will replace the former DMV Driver’s License Processing Center with three seven-story apartment complexes. Vicky Ching of HC Investment Associates LP is the property owner.
The environmental review process is starting now for a proposed seven-story residential project at 1000 South De Anza Boulevard in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The city’s planning department just published the Notice of Preparation for the Environmental Impact Report. Borello Asset Management, Inc. is the project applicant.
New renderings have been published alongside the formal submittal of the builder’s remedy-assisted proposal for 762 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The plan aims to bring nearly two hundred homes to the Hengehold Truck depot. Acclaim Companies will be responsible for the development on behalf of the property owner, Matt Hengehold.
