The City of San Francisco has submitted a plan to purchase 42 Otis Street in San Francisco’s planned neighborhood, the Hub. The plan will transfer ownership to the city’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing. The plan will convert all 24 studio units to permanent supportive housing for young adults.
The Menlo Park Planning Commission has approved four architectural plans for Meta’s Willow Village in San Mateo County. The city reviewed Safdie Architect’s glass-domed meeting and collaboration space, the town square, the office campus, and two apartment buildings. Facebook’s parent company is working with Signature Development Group in a joint venture called the Peninsula Innovation Partners.
Renderings have been published for the seven-story mixed-use infill at 599 Divisadero Street in San Francisco. The tiny-lot infill will bring 17 homes to the thoroughfare dividing the Alamo Square neighborhood from North of the Panhandle. De Quesada Architects is overseeing the application and design.
A new residential project has been planned for development at 1601 69th Street in Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of a new affordable housing project consisting of a multi-family building offering affordable units.
New renderings have been revealed for the eight-story residential infill at 2660-2680 Bancroft Way in Southside, Berkeley. The project will replace a surface parking lot across from the UC Berkeley campus and convert the Bancroft Hotel to create 115 units. Daryl Ross, the owner of Bancroft Hotel, is the project sponsor.
