Construction has started for Mission Paradise, a four-story affordable housing infill rising at 28000 Mission Boulevard in Hayward, Alameda County. The project will create 76 units for seniors residents earning between 20-80% of the Area’s Median Income. EAH Housing is the project developer.
New permits have been filed seeking entitlement for a sixteen-townhouse project at 4200 Acacia Avenue in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The plans split the housing between four structures, with drives covering a sizable portion of the 0.8-acre lot. Two units will be designated as affordable housing. Dividend Homes, a Morgan Hill-based homebuilder, is the project applicant.
New plans have been published for the Balboa Reservoir townhomes, an 89-unit component for the project that will create over a thousand homes next to the City College of San Francisco. The development team, led by AvalonBay Communities and BRIDGE Housing, told the SF Business Times they expect to purchase the land by the end of the year. With plans approved two years ago and the property sale likely, the team is eyeing a groundbreaking by 2024.
Plans are progressing to replace a single-story commercial structure with nearly three dozen homes at 1655 South De Anza Boulevard in Cupertino, Santa Clara County. The city has published the Notice of Completion for the environmental review process for CEQA. Oceanpine Capital is the project sponsor.
A new residential project has been proposed for development at 505 East Bayshore Road in Redwood City. The project proposal includes the development a large-scale residential project offering nine building and 56 townhomes. The project proposes to demolish the existing development on the site. Regis Homes Bay Area is the project applicant. Dahlin Group Architecture is responsible for the designs.
