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.
The San Jose Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for a new mixed-use master plan at 0 Seely Avenue, along Coyote Creek in North San Jose, Santa Clara County. If complete, the project could replace the current farmland and orchards with over a thousand apartments and retail. Hanover Company, Pacific Companies, and SummerHill Homes are jointly responsible for the development.
New entitlement permits have been filed for the proposed townhome development at 4335 and 4345 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The application provides minor adjustments and the latest renderings for the low-density project. SummerHill Homes is the project sponsor.
Project developer SummerHill Homes has touted the success of the first two phases of City Village in Bishop Ranch, San Ramon. Closings have resulted in over $70 million from 53 single-family and townhouse units, most of which were with first-time homebuyers. Once complete, the master plan will result in 404 homes on a former office plot.
A new developer has filed preliminary permits for a townhome-style infill at 4335 and 4345 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The proposal is significantly downscaled from the previous iteration, creating less than half the unit capacity. Summerhill Homes is the developer, taking over from the Toll Brothers.
