The California Supreme Court has rejected an appeal for the Terrace of Lafayette apartment project, clearing the path for constructing 315 new homes in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The development, around twelve years in the making, will reshape an empty 22 acres of land overlooking Highway 24 toward the region’s iconic natural landmark, Mount Diablo. The O’Brien Land Company is responsible for the application.
Plans will be under review in a public meeting tomorrow about 3000 Patrick Henry Drive, a seven-story residential project across from Mission College and Great America in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County. The proposal will replace a light industrial warehouse with 307 new homes, retail, and a community art center. Summerhill Apartment Communities is the project applicant.
New plans have been filed for a five-story apartment complex at 1008 Stoneridge Mall Road, reshaping a small portion of the surface parking around the Stoneridge Mall in Pleasanton, Alameda County. The car-oriented proposal will create 360 apartments wrapped around the 473-car garage. Simon Property Group is the project sponsor and developer.
Residential plans will be up for approval today for 130 Market Place in San Ramon, Contra Costa County. The plans have been significantly reduced due to public pressure, adding just 44 residences instead of the initial 284-unit proposal. KTGY Architects is responsible for the design.
A new apartment complex has reached completion at 525 North 7th Street in Japantown, San Jose. The project proposal includes the construction of a mixed-use apartment community featuring apartments, onsite amenities, and an art gallery. LandForge is the project developer. KTGY Architects is responsible for the designs. The development team includes HMH Landscape, Studio 4D, developURBAN, UMOCA, Zwick Construction, and Greystar.
