Plans have been published for a potential new housing project on top of the Amoeba Music record store at 2455 Telegraph Avenue in Southside, Berkeley. The proposal would add seven floors of housing above the existing store, retaining the site’s nearly 50-year-old landmarked murals. Amoeba co-owners Dave Prinz and Marc Weinstein are jointly responsible for the development.
A new design review meeting has been scheduled to discuss plans for demolishing a four-unit residential building and replacing it with a 66-unit residential project located at 2138 Kittredge Street in Berkeley. The project is being brought by the Austin Group as part of a recent densification trend in Berkeley’s downtown area.
Adeline Alliance Team has been selected to redevelop the Ashby BART Station in the south of Berkeley, Alameda County. The successful vision proposes a densely packed mixed-use hub that ties together community needs and residential services below hundreds of apartments. The project is currently in its preliminary stages as the team and city enter an exclusive negotiation agreement.
The Berkeley City Council has approved the eight-story residential proposal for 2655 Shattuck Avenue in South Berkeley, Alameda County. The project is looking to replace a single-story commercial infill along the busy thoroughfare with nearly a hundred homes and retail. S.H. Kay LLC is listed as the project developer.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a residential infill project at 1449 Cornell Avenue in Northwest Berkeley, Alameda County. The project looks to replace a church building with multiple homes, utilizing Senate Bill 684 to split the lot. The Danville-based Elmwood Enterprises LLC is listed as the property owner, according to the application.
