The City of San Jose has approved plans for a new seven-story affordable housing development at 143 South Third Street in the downtown neighborhood. The project will convert an existing surface-level parking lot into 168 units of new housing, to be made accessible to low-income and very low-income residents. Sobrato Organization and Pacific Companies are responsible for the site’s development.
The City of San Jose has published the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Five Wounds Urban Village Plan in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The report seeks to consolidate four existing plans into the larger vision, including the existing Five Wounds Urban Village, the Roosevelt Park Urban Village, Little Portugal Urban Village, and the 24th & William Urban Village. The rezoning would allow over 8,000 units across a high-density mixed-use area, including structures up to 270 feet.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a townhouse development at 4146 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The project would add 18 condominiums to a vacant lot near the city’s border with Los Altos and Mountain View. Cupertino-based AlphaX RE Capital Inc. is the project sponsor.
The Santa Clara Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow evening for a downscaled component at 1816 Worthington Circle within the Agrihood project in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County. The application now seeks to add 44 townhomes to a site previously approved for a 16-unit multi-family apartment complex. The Core Companies is responsible for the development.
City staff granted an exemption from the State environmental review process for a proposed seven-story apartment at 741 South Winchester Boulevard in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The CEQA exemption was granted through the Housing Accountability Act and the Builder’s Remedy provision, streamlining the planning process for 264 residential units. San Rafael-based SyRes Properties submitted the application.
