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.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a townhouse development at 2442 Diamond Street in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco. The project will replace one home with five three-story dwellings, including four ADUs. Sequoia Redwood Living Trust is listed as the property owner.
The Oakland Planning Department has approved plans for a five-story affordable senior housing development at 2500 76th Avenue in Eastmont, Oakland. The proposal will replace a vacant lot with 91 homes and a community room. The project is co-sponsored by Eden Housing and Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation.
