The California Supreme Court has rejected an appeal for the Terrace of Lafayette apartment project, clearing the path for constructing 315 new homes in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The development, around twelve years in the making, will reshape an empty 22 acres of land overlooking Highway 24 toward the region’s iconic natural landmark, Mount Diablo. The O’Brien Land Company is responsible for the application.
New renderings have been published for a small residential infill at 3721 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The project would create 13 new homes on a 0.3–acre property within the city’s ambitiously named West End district. Steve Stone is responsible for the application via 3721 Land Co.
A planning application has been submitted seeking the approval of a project at 1001-1009 Oak Hill Road n Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The project proposal includes the construction of a residential building. Jeff Stone is listed as the property owner. HDO Architects is responsible for the designs.
Renderings have been revealed for proposed townhouses at 889 Moraga Road in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The development will replace a single-story commercial structure and surface parking with thirteen new homes, of which two will be priced below market rate. The Griggs Resource Group, a Lafayette-based real estate company, is sponsoring the project through 889 Moraga Road Investors LLC.
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.
