The Palo Alto Planning Commission is scheduled to review updated plans tomorrow for 660 University Avenue in Downtown Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The updates include a slight increase in residential capacity for the six-story apartment complex, with a few minor design alterations. Mountain View-based Smith Development is responsible for the application.
New renderings have been revealed for a six-story student housing project at 6801 Elvas Avenue in East Sacramento. The project will create nearly six hundred beds across 165 units, offering housing close to the CSU Sacramento campus. Ibex Ventures is the project sponsor.
A formal building worksheet has been submitted for a proposed development at the former site of the historic “Trader Vic’s” in North Oakland. Once redeveloped, the 6500 San Pablo Avenue property is to become a 5-Story mixed use building, with 10 residential units spread across the upper 4 stories, and a ground floor commercial space.
Renderings have been revealed, along with detailed plans, for an eight-story residential infill project at 1515 I Street in Mansion Flats, Sacramento. The project aims to add 84 affordable housing units between 15th and 16th Streets, just a few blocks from the State Capitol Park. New documents show that the property is owned by Community Housing Works, a Sacramento-based organization.
Permits have been filed for a small residential expansion at 379 4th Avenue in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond neighborhood. The project will replace a three-story duplex with three apartments in a four-story infill. Daniel Wong of Presidio Group is listed as the project applicant.
