Preliminary permits have been filed for a 45-story residential skyscraper to replace the Tower Car Wash at 1601 Mission Street in San Francisco. The latest proposal represents a major increase from previous plans for an 11-story apartment building filed in 2014, with the applicant now seeking to deliver over five hundred units. Manna Capital is the project sponsor.
Updated plans have been filed, reviving plans for 1320 Washington Street in Nob Hill, San Francisco. The latest application slightly reduced the residential capacity while retaining much of the previous iteration for the site published five years ago. Urban Land Development is responsible for the application.
Updated renderings have been published alongside news of an estimated groundbreaking date for 360 5th Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The 21-story tower is expected to add nearly 300 apartments and ground-floor parking to a vacant corner lot, cleared years ago for a residential project abandoned after 2020. DM Development and Thompson Builders are jointly responsible for the project, with construction currently expected to start next year.
Plans have been approved for 800 Oak Grove Avenue in Menlo Park, San Mateo County. The proposal includes a new six-story residential building alongside a remodeled bank and two-story offices. Menlo Park-based Prince Street Partners is responsible for the development.
This past Monday, the City of Lafayette’s Planning Commission met to discuss revised plans for a project at 3458 Mount Diablo Boulevard. The project was previously reported on by SF YIMBY in April of this year as a 31-unti six story development with ground-floor commercial. However, Moraga-based developer Gera Developments decided to change the building’s size and space distribution, now proposing a seven-story, 30-unit building on the site.
