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.
Preliminary permits have been filed for an office-to-housing conversion of two small buildings within the Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood of San Francisco. The pre-application will create four new apartments at the northern end of Columbus Avenue, bringing new housing near the Aquatic Cove. Maven Commercial is responsible for the application.
The Donner Field Senior Apartments Project in Sacramento filed new and updated building permits for the planned project at 4501 9th Avenue. The new permits extend the project details beyond the existing permits reported on by SF YIMBY in January of this year. Mogavero Architects is still the project’s designer.
New planning documents have been filed for the potential residential expansion of 722 19th Avenue in the Richmond District of San Francisco. The filing will expand an existing single-family house on the site while building a second home in the front of the lot. Poppy Architecture & Design is overseeing the application.
A new application has been filed by Dollinger Properties for a proposed development located at 1601 S De Anza Boulevard in Cupertino. The project would require the demolition of an existing office facility to be replaced by a large-scale townhome development on the 6.35-acre site. The applicant is using the State Density Bonus Law to waive several items and expedite the project.
