Construction has officially begun on an affordable housing community at 3440 Walnut Avenue in Fremont’s Central District, Alameda County. The project represents the first phase of the Capital at City Center residential hub, replacing the former Wells Fargo building with several hundred residences. Brookfield Residential Properties and Pacific West Communities are jointly responsible for the project.
Construction has started on Canvas, an affordable housing project at 39340 Fremont Boulevard in Fremont’s Central District. The project will add 92 apartments to the city’s urban core, financed through a mix of local and federal sources. Community Development Partners is responsible for the development.
The Temple Way Development Project has submitted a final Environmental Impact Report for a new residential project located at 38134 Temple Way in Fremont. The project is brought by Temple Peralta Investors, and will be located at the site of a vacant church and parking lot associated with its affiliate community organization. The completion of the final EIR marks a significant milestone in the project’s progress to completion.
Plans have passed through the environmental review process for the Dream 2 Housing proposal at 41223 Roberts Avenue in Fremont, Alameda County. The proposal would replace a vacant lot behind a Safeway grocery store with a residential project for adults with special needs. Van Meter Williams Pollack LLP is responsible for the application and architecture.
New planning permits have been filed for a proposed six-story affordable housing complex at 45021 Warm Springs Boulevard in Fremont, Alameda County. The application is a significant step forward for the project less than a month after the city awarded the developers $12 million in funding. Maracor Development and the Pacific Companies are jointly responsible.
