Construction is wrapping up for the 14-story student dorm at 1950 Oxford Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project, named the Helen Diller Anchor House, is expected to open in time to welcome UC Berkeley transfer students for the Fall semester this year.
Plans have been published for the UC Berkeley Innovation Zone South Building before a UC Berkeley Regent’s meeting today in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The Regents are expected to approve a $29 million budget for site preparation, with $19 million from campus funds and $10 million from external funding.
Crews have topped out, and facade installation is all but complete for the 12-story residential complex at 1951 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project, named Ace Berkeley, will bring approximately 163 units and retail near BART and the UC Berkeley campus. Grosvenor is the project developer.
The City of Berkeley has published the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the 26-story proposed residential tower at 2128 Oxford Street. The development is one of a few proposals in Berkeley’s pipeline that will reshape the city skyline. Chicago-based Core Spaces is the project developer.
Pre-application permits have been filed for a small residential expansion at 2428 Milvia Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project would demolish an existing structure and serve as the relocation site of the Broad Building, an Eastlake-style Victorian at 2032 Bancroft Way. The Rhoades Planning Group is responsible for the application, filing on behalf of the property owner 1410 Haste Street LLC.
