The Oakland Planning Department has approved plans for a five-story affordable senior housing development at 2500 76th Avenue in Eastmont, Oakland. The proposal will replace a vacant lot with 91 homes and a community room. The project is co-sponsored by Eden Housing and Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation.
State funding has been secured to push forward the Oak Hill Workforce Housing project in the unincorporated San Quentin community in Marin County. State Senate President pro Tempore Mike McGuire announced that the new state budget will allocate $7.5 million towards the 135-unit project, allowing the project to progress. Education Housing Partners is the project developer.
Entitlements have been reaffirmed for the affordable housing proposal at Railroad Avenue and L Street in Downtown Livermore, Alameda County. The plans consist of 130 units within two structures in the center of the sprawling suburban city, separated by a future Veterans Park. Eden Housing is responsible for the development.
The Donner Field Senior Apartments Project in Sacramento filed new and updated building permits for the planned project at 4501 9th Avenue. The new permits extend the project details beyond the existing permits reported on by SF YIMBY in January of this year. Mogavero Architects is still the project’s designer.
In the latest news for a project at 2500 76th Avenue, development permits have been filed, allowing for the progression of the project to its next stage and eventual construction. The large-scale project in the Eastmont neighborhood of Oakland was first reported on by SF YIMBY in August of last year. Since then, the project has seen rapid progress towards approvals, with various permits being filed this year.
