Formal permits have been filed for the potential six-story affordable housing complex at 111 Fairmount Avenue in the Oakland Avenue/Harrison Street neighborhood of Oakland, Alameda County. The proposal looks to replace the nearly century-old church with a community-oriented apartment development. The Unity Council is responsible for the project.
Doors have opened for the $290 million first phase of Gateway Crossing in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County. The project team has completed the first two seven-story mixed-use buildings, featuring over seven hundred homes, situated beside a new central park. Holland Partner Group is responsible for developing the first phase on behalf of the masterplan developer, Hunter Storm.
Updated permits have been filed for a private student housing project at 6801 Elvas Avenue in East Sacramento, close to the city’s California State University campus. The proposal is looking to replace a low-slung commercial site with 165 apartments. The application was published by the city’s planning department.
The proposed multifamily and commercial development at 990 34th Street took a major step forward, with plans approved by the City of Oakland. The existing West Oakland property is to be demolished and prepared for the construction of a six-story 78-unit building designed by Gunkel Architecture.
Permits have been filed for a condominium infill at 1320 Marshall Street in Redwood City, San Mateo County. The proposal looks to add four buildings containing a total of 32 townhome-style apartments close to Downtown Redwood City. City Ventures is the project sponsor.
