The main building permits were filed for a new six-story affordable housing development located at 2700 International Boulevard in Oakland. The site is being developed by The Unity Council, and will consist of a mixed-use 100% affordable housing in keeping with the non-profit’s model for development.
The Phoenix housing development is now opening its doors at 811 Pine Street in Oakland. The property was originally reported on by SF YIMBY under the site’s previous address of 801 Pine Street. However, the site has now been broken down into five distinct buildings, with the 101-unit building at 811 Pine Street now completed.
Preliminary permits have been filed to convert a five-story hotel into housing at 988 Broadway in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The development could transform the Oakland Courtyard By Marriott into a 64-unit apartment complex. Core Capital Investments and Gaw Capital are jointly responsible for the application.
Updated plans have been filed for a permanent supportive housing development at 3720 Telegraph Avenue in Oakland’s Mosswood neighborhood. The proposal now aims to add a five-story structure to the corner lot, with a slightly reduced unit count. Humboldt County-based Danco Group is responsible for the application.
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.
