The monthly meeting of Berkeley’s Design Review Committee will be held tomorrow to discuss projects including a proposed housing development at 2330 Prince Street in Berkeley. The project is being brought by ArtHaus Partners, a group known for its turnkey-style housing units across the Bay Area. They are currently proposing the redevelopment of the site into 23 such units, including 1 affordable unit.
Plans have surfaced for a six-story residential infill at 2629 Lombard Street in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow neighborhood. The initial plans look to replace a two-story house a couple of blocks away from the Presidio. Studio 12 Architecture is responsible for the filing and design.
The San Jose Planning Director’s Hearing is scheduled tomorrow morning to review the site development permits for the eight-story residential project at 470 West San Carlos Street just outside Downtown San Jose, Santa Clara County. The project could add 276 apartments and parking to a cleared parcel, formerly occupied by an auto shop and three single-family houses. Urban Catalyst is responsible for the application and had previously announced that construction was scheduled to start late last year.
Formal permits have been filed for plans to replace the vacant Empire Theater with housing at 85 West Portal Avenue in San Francisco’s West Portal neighborhood. The nine-story proposal would add several dozen apartments above ground-floor retail in the heart of the low-slung neighborhood. DM Development is overseeing the application on behalf of the property owner, Empire West Portal LLC.
Final approval has been granted for a large apartment complex at 3896 Stevens Creek Boulevard in San Jose’s Meridian neighborhood. The development is expected to replace a small retail center with 575 apartments. Holland Partner Group is the project sponsor.
