A new multi-family residential project has been proposed for development at 1801-1811 10th Street in Downtown, Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of a new four-story mixed-use infill structure offering spaces for retail and housing. The project will replace a surface parking lot. The project applicant is not identified yet.
California’s High-Speed Rail Authority has revealed detailed plans for four stations along the Central Valley segment. While High-Speed Rail remains a distant prospect for the Bay Area, construction on the 171-mile portion winding through the San Joaquin Valley shows steady progress. Previous statements by the Governor suggest that work connecting the Bay Area with the central line will not start until after the Central Valley tracks begin operating in the 2030s.
A new permanent housing project has been proposed for development at 9418 Edes Avenue in Oakland. The project proposal includes the construction of 40 modular homes available as permanent housing. DignityMoves and Housing Consortium of the East Bay are the project developers.
The City of San Rafael has published the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Northgate Mall redevelopment. This marks a significant step for the Marin County developer to move forward while receiving community feedback. If built, the plan would add over a thousand homes to the underperforming mall, though the document shares that construction could last over a decade.
The City of Santa Clara has approved the 21-story residential development at 5185 Lafayette Street in Tasman East, Santa Clara. The proposal will bring nearly two hundred condominiums in the burgeoning high-rise neighborhood close to Levi’s Stadium. San Francisco-based Ensemble Investments is the project developer.
