A recent real estate deal between a developer and Santa Clara County has moved forward with plans for a six-story affordable project at 777 West San Carlos Street in San Jose. The project will replace a low-rise property with 154 homes. Danco Group is the developer.
Demolition has cleared the parcel for Mariposa Place, a seven-story affordable housing infill at 750 West San Carlos Street by San Jose’s Diridon Station. The project will create 80 new homes for low-income and permanent supportive housing. Danco Group, a Humboldt County-based firm, is the project developer.
Development permits have been filed seeking the construction of a new mixed-use project at 99 Southgate Avenue in Daly City. The project proposal includes the construction of a seven-story mixed-use building offering residential and commercial spaces. The project proposes the demolition of an existing vacant Burlington Coat Factory retail building on the site. Kimco Westlake LP is the project applicant. SGPA Architecture and Planning is responsible for the design concepts.
Positive results are out for an environmental review condcted for a residential project proposed at 777 West San Carlos Street in San Jose. The project proposal includes the development of a six-story building with residential spaces and onsite supportive services for the residents. The four existing buildings on the site will be demolished. Danco Communities is the project applicant. SGPA Architecture and Planning is responsible for the design concepts.
Public records show that Santa Clara County has purchased the lot for affordable housing at 750 West San Carlos, located within walking distance of Diridon Station in San Jose. The developer will be The Danco Group, based in Arcata, Humboldt County with a long portfolio of affordable housing projects across California. The Danco Group president, Dan Johnson, tells SFYIMBY construction is starting next Monday.