Two nearby properties at 1170 and 1190 Roberts Avenue in San Jose are slated for new development. Both properties, at approximately 1.1 acres each, are set to be divided into several new units. The property at 1170 Roberts Avenue will require the demolition of a single-family home previously damaged by fire. Pan-Cal Corporation is responsible for the application.
The San Jose City Council has approved a $73.7 million bond for the affordable housing infill at 1371 Kooser Road in the Cambrian neighborhood of San Jose, Santa Clara County. The project will soon replace a former Chuck E. Cheese location with nearly two hundred units of housing. San Diego-based Affirmed Housing is the project developer.
The San Jose Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for an expanded preschool operated by San Jose Buddhist Church Betsuin in the Japantown neighborhood. The project would span well over an acre across several lots at 639-645 North Fifth Street and 620-642 North Fourth Street. The Buddhist church is responsible for the application.
Federal Realty Investment Trust, the owners of the Santana Row mixed use development are moving towards the construction of a new project that would bring 258 units of housing to the development area. The project, which would be located at 358 Hatton Street, would create a brand new market rate housing complex catering to younger tenants.
A new Special Use Permit and Tentative Map have outlined plans for the construction of new townhomes on a site in the Lyndale neighborhood of San Jose. The project will require the demolition of four existing houses and three accessory structures, making way for the 36 new townhomes and significantly increasing the density.
