The Berkeley Zoning Board has unanimously approved permits for 2190 Shattuck Avenue, one of the tallest buildings in the city’s pipeline. The 25-story project is expected to rise from the Downtown Berkeley core with 326 homes above retail. Landmark Properties, the project applicant, is likely to start construction as soon as next summer.
New illustrations have been revealed for a three-story apartment complex at 4127 Martin Luther King Junior Way in Longfellow, Oakland, Alameda County. The short infill aims to create 14 new homes directly across from the MacArthur BART Station. Bitzer Banker Development is responsible for the application.
New permits have been filed for a six-story affordable housing infill at 9809 MacArthur Boulevard in Castlemont, Oakland. The project will create 49 units designated for extremely low-income households, streamlined using Assembly Bill 2162. Banta Design is responsible for the application and design.
A pre-application has been filed for a seven-story infill to rise at 2550 Shattuck Avenue in South Berkeley, Alameda County. While details are limited for the filing, a brief description shares that it will create 75 homes from the small property using SB330 and the State Density Bonus program. 4Terra Investments is the project applicant.
Concrete has reached the 10th floor of the Helen Diller Anchor House, a mixed-use student dorm for UC Berkeley at 1921 Walnut Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The $300 million project is rapidly approaching its 14-floor peak, with plans for 772 apartment-style bedrooms and university facilities. Morris Adjmi Architects is responsible for the design.
