Formal development permits have been filed for the seven-story senior housing facility at 6230 Claremont Avenue in Rockridge, Oakland. The application invokes Senate Bill 330 and the State Density Bonus law to streamline the approval process, though the project does not use a density bonus. San Francisco-based Ellis Partners is the project applicant and co-owner with Spirit Living Group.
A new affordable housing project in Oakland took a major step forward with the recent acquisition of several component lots that will become part of a single larger building’s footprint. The three parcels were purchased by Community HousingWorks, a San Diego-based developer, for a reported 10.2 million.
New development permits have been filed for the adaptive reuse project at 111 Fairmount Avenue in Oakland. The site looks to partially demolish the historic church used by the Oakland Peace Center and replace a large portion of the property with new units of affordable housing. The Oakland Peace Center is partnering with The Unity Council for the completion of the project.
Construction crews are making progress on the first phase of Parcel H and a waterfront park in the Brooklyn Basin master plan in Oakland, Alameda County. The development is expected to produce 83 new townhouse-style apartments in a five-story building. Signature Development Group is the project developer.
Revised plans have been filed for Brooklyn Basin Parcel E in Oakland, Alameda County. The updated application looks to reduce the overall capacity of the future seven-story senior housing complex from 191 to 175 units. Signature Development Group is responsible for the application, and Spokane-based SRM Development is listed as the project developer.
