By-right approval has been requested for the 11-story infill at 1523 Harrison Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The project would add nearly three hundred units of affordable housing to the heart of the city. oWow, a prominent local developer, is responsible for the application.
Planning permits have been approved for the six-story housing proposal at 2610 International Boulevard in the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland. The development would add just over a hundred units of below-market-rate apartments less than a mile from the Fruitvale BART Station. The Unity Council, a prolific local affordable housing developer, is responsible for the application.
The California State Association of Counties has decided to renovate its building located at 1100 K Street in Sacramento’s Downtown area. The main modification will be the addition of an upper sixth floor to the building and a top-story roof deck. The project will also include some interior renovations to the existing floors.
The San Francisco Port Commission has approved an amended plan to split Piers 30-32 from the residential development across the Embarcadero at San Francisco’s Seawall Lot 330. The lot splitting was requested by Strada Investment Group to pause the office project and build over seven hundred units on the triangular lot at Bryant Street and the Embarcadero. Both properties are currently owned by the city.
The Temple Way Development Project has submitted a final Environmental Impact Report for a new residential project located at 38134 Temple Way in Fremont. The project is brought by Temple Peralta Investors, and will be located at the site of a vacant church and parking lot associated with its affiliate community organization. The completion of the final EIR marks a significant milestone in the project’s progress to completion.
