A new townhome project has been proposed in the Walnut Creek area in Contra Costa County. The project proposal includes the development of 19 three-story condominium buildings. SDG Architects is responsible for the design concepts and construction.
SFYIMBY has revealed new plans for the mixed-use development of 600 Hartz Avenue, currently occupied by FAZ Restaurants in Downtown Danville, Contra Costa County. The proposal would create 37 new townhomes along with space for two commercial retail shops. The Address Company, a local firm, is responsible for the development.
Renderings have been revealed for a new residential infill at 3458 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The project would replace an existing single-floor commercial structure with nine rental townhomes and a pocket park across two structures. One unit is designated to be affordable housing. Coast Architecture and Design is managing the project.
The San Ramon planning commission is scheduled to hear plans about demolishing the Golden Skate roller rink. The project would create 47 townhome units across 3.5 acres of land within the Crow Canyon Specific Plan. However, the application is significantly smaller than the 2017-era proposal for a 227-unit apartment building. Hassan Sharifi, the owner of Golden Skate, is responsible for the development through Windflower Fields LLC as the property owner.
Construction crews have topped out the six-story residential development dubbed 1910 NOMA in Walnut Creek, a burgeoning semi-urban center in Contra Costa County. Located at 1910 North Main Street, the project is rising across from Target and within walking distance of the city’s BART Station. Anton Development is responsible for the development.
