The Berkeley Zoning Adjustments Board is scheduled to review plans for the 28-story residential proposal at 1950-1998 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. If approved, the project may become the tallest residential tower to be approved with streamlining from Senate Bill 330. NX Ventures and Rhoades Planning Group are jointly responsible for the application.
New renderings have been revealed ahead of the design review meeting for 1001-1009 Oak Hill Road in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The updated project will bring a seven-story residential project, with more than three dozen additional units compared to the previous iteration, to the center of the suburban city just one block away from a BART Station. Jeff Stone, a local developer and owner of Diamond Construction, is listed as the property owner.
Berkeley‘s Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans this Thursday for the potential tallest structure to rise in the city. The project is expected to bring nearly six hundred units by merging four lots, including the corner McDonald’s, at 1950-1998 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. NX Ventures and Rhoades Planning Group are jointly responsible for the application.
The Palo Alto Planning and Transportation Commission is scheduled to review plans for the six-story affordable teacher housing project at 3265 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The proposal will bring 55 units to a narrow lot under a mile away from the California Avenue Caltrain station. Half Dome Capital is the project developer.
Residential plans are being pursued for 95 Broadway in Fairfax, Marin County. The School Street project, also named the Modera Fairfax, could replace low-slung commercial structures with 243 homes with retail on a two-acre property in the center of town. Mill Creek Residential is the project sponsor.
