The Concord Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans for an apartment complex at 1650 Ashbury Drive in Concord, Contra Costa County. If approved, Ashbury Apartments could bring 183 apartments to the center of the city, including several affordable units. Maracor Development is the project applicant.
Planning permits have been filed for new housing at 2094 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County. The development will bring dozens of homes to a narrow parcel near the edge of the small urban core. Local resident Steve Depper is responsible for the application as the developer and property owner.
The San Ramon Planning Commission is scheduled to review new plans to replace the Bishop Ranch Medical Center with housing at Block 11. The conceptual proposal hopes to bring nearly two hundred homes across from the 404-unit City Village community under construction. Trumark Homes is sponsoring the project for the property owner, Sunset Development.
San Ramon City Council has approved plans for a seven-story residential complex at Bishop Ranch Block 3A. The project, sponsored by AvalonBay Communities, will bring over four hundred new apartments as part of the larger CityWalk master plan. Bishop Ranch owner Sunset Development aims to reshape their sprawling office campus into a mixed-use neighborhood by adding retail and over four thousand homes over the next two decades.
Trumark Homes has purchased nearly seven acres of the freeway-adjacent Borel Property farmland from East Bay Parks for $32 million at 3020 Fostoria Way in Danville, Contra Costa County. Trumark plans to develop less than half of the 17-acre former Walnut Ranch with plans to build over a hundred townhomes. The remaining ten acres will become a learning park run by the East Bay Regional Park District.
