Entitlements have been reaffirmed for the affordable housing proposal at Railroad Avenue and L Street in Downtown Livermore, Alameda County. The plans consist of 130 units within two structures in the center of the sprawling suburban city, separated by a future Veterans Park. Eden Housing is responsible for the development.
Last week, the Livermore Planning Commission approved the redevelopment and conversion of a large office park in Northwest Livermore into 450 homes. The Developer, Align Real Estate, applied to re-zone the 27-acre area at 3011, 3055, and 3077 Triad Drive, and redivide the area into new housing.
The Pacific Companies, led by Real estate investment firm TPG Angelo Gordon and developer Trumark Homes have purchased five vacant parcels in north Livermore, releasing plans for the development of 253 new housing units on the vacant land.
Livermore City Council has voted to pursue rezoning a 122-acre property at 3658 Las Colina Road in Livermore, Alameda County, into mid-density housing. The plans could bring several hundred units to a portion of the hilly land, preserving nearly three-quarters of the site. Adventus Corporation is responsible for the residential application.
Despite a petition to block a new housing project, City Planning Commission has voted for a residential development in downtown Livermore. The project proposal includes the development of an affordable housing complex. Non-profit Eden Housing is the project developer.