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905 N Capitol Avenue Concept Rendering, image by KTGY

Hanover’s Capitol Avenue Project Breaks Ground in San Jose

5:00 am on April 30, 2025 By Gabriel Clark-Clough

A large residential project has broken ground at 905 N Capitol Avenue in the Berryessa Neighborhood of San Jose. The project, brought by Hanover Company is part of a multi-building non-contiguous development spanning Pentencia Creek Road along N Capitol Avenue. The project was first brought in 2022 but has experienced minor delays. The recent groundbreaking was for Building 1, a large apartment complex on the north side of Pentacia Creek Road. Architecture firm KTGY Architecture + Planning is responsible for the building designs.

Seely Avenue apartment building, rendering by KTGY Architecture + Planning

Developers Purchase Land for Seely Avenue Masterplan, San Jose

5:00 am on February 10, 2025 By Andrew Nelson

Developers are moving forward with property sales for the Seely Avenue master plan in North San Jose, Santa Clara County. Hanover Company has reportedly purchased 22.2 acres around 2620 Seely Avenue, with plans to follow through with the recently approved proposal for over a thousand apartments alongside open space and retail. Hanover sold an additional seven acres to SummerHill Homes for the townhome component.

1095 Rollins Road seen over Rollins and Cadillac Way, rendering by BDE Architecture

Construction Nearly Done for 1095 Rollins Road, Burlingame

5:00 am on August 14, 2023 By Andrew Nelson

Crews are wrapping up construction for the six-story apartment complex at 1095 Rollins Road in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The infill has replaced a single-story restaurant overlooking Highway 101 with 150 apartments, including some affordable units. The Hanover Company is the project developer.

1855-1881 North Rollins Road, rendering by BDE Architecture

Expanded Plans for 1855-1881 North Rollins Road, Burlingame

5:00 am on September 25, 2022 By Andrew Nelson

The Burlingame Planning Commission is scheduled to review slightly expanded plans for 1855-1881 North Rollins Road, by San Mateo County’s southernmost BART Station. The commission is expected to vote on the project, which could add 420 new transit-adjacent homes, with even more parking on-site. The Danville-based Hanover Company is responsible for the applicant.

101 South Jackson Avenue East Elevation Building A

Application Filed For 101 South Jackson Avenue Townhomes Project In San Jose

4:30 am on April 24, 2022 By Team YIMBY

A new residential project might soon be cropping up at 101 South Jackson Avenue in San Jose. The project proposal includes the development of new two-story townhomes and a conventional rezoning of the project site from single-family residence zoning to a mixed-use neighborhood zoning district. A single-story house and detached garage on the site were demolished. Habitat for Humanity is the project developer. Geoffrey Holton Associates is responsible for the design concepts.

1855-1881 Rollins Road corner view, rendering by BDE Architecture

Renderings Published for 1855-1881 Rollins Road in Burlingame, San Mateo County

5:30 am on March 19, 2022 By Andrew Nelson

New plans have been reviewed for residential development at 1855-1881 Rollins Road at the north of Burlingame in San Mateo County. The proposal will create 405 apartments and even more parking, two blocks away from the Millbrae transit station. The Hanover Company, based in Danville, is responsible for the application.

100 Produce Avenue and 124 Airport Boulevard, rendering by TCA Architects

Housing Plans Move Forward for 100 Produce Avenue, 124 Airport Boulevard, South San Francisco

5:00 am on November 16, 2021 By Andrew Nelson

The South San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously voted in favor of a massive new residential development at 100 Produce Avenue and 124 Airport Boulevard. If approved by the city council, the project could build 480 new rental homes by the city center and Caltrain station. Hanover Company is responsible for the development.

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