Updated plans have been filed for a significant decrease in residential capacity for five blocks within a planned neighborhood in Hercules, Contra Costa County. The project has shifted from apartments to townhomes, cutting out almost two-thirds of the residential capacity from the site’s future. Ledcor Development is the project developer.
Plans are under review tonight for a six-story apartment infill at 2094 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County. The Walnut Creek Design Review Commission will discuss the plans to replace the Dutch Girl Cleaners and surface parking with 74 apartments. Local resident Steve Depper is the property owner and developer.
Preliminary permits have been filed for housing at 3614 Mont Diablo Boulevard in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The initial filing is looking to replace a Walgreens pharmacy with several dozen condominiums across from the city’s BART Station. Maska Investment is listed as the project developer.
Development plans have been filed for a new residential development in the heart of Alamo, Contra Costa County. The proposal looks to replace two office buildings at 3236 and 3240 Stone Valley Road West with housing, directly across from the Alamo Plaza Shopping Center and next to the Iron Horse Trail. TRH Holdings LLC is listed as the property owner.
Construction work is complete for a three-story affordable housing complex at 301 Alves Lane in Bay Point, Contra Costa County. The project, named the Breton Apartments, has added over a hundred rental units of below-market-rate apartments close to the Pittsburg Bay Point BART Station. Los Angeles-based Meta Housing Corporation is the project developer.
