Planning permits have been filed for the renovation of an historic four-story building at 16 Jessie Street in San Francisco. The listed structure, dubbed One Ecker Place, was constructed in the aftermath of the 1906 Earthquake as a commercial warehouse and was converted into residential use twenty years ago. Irvine-based Sehgal Revoc. Living Trust is listed as the property owner.
Preliminary permits have been filed for affordable housing at a sprawling parking lot at 143 South Third Street in Downtown San Jose, Santa Clara County. The proposal shifts away from a 24-story mixed-use tower that was first proposed by the Sobrato Organization in 2015. Pacific West Communities is responsible for the application.
Subdivision permits have been filed for a single-family enclave at 80 South Avenue in North Sacramento. The approved project aims to build 35 homes on a five-acre property near Steelhead Creek and the grocery-anchored Natomas Gardens shopping center. West Sacramento-based Omar Pela is listed as the project developer.
A meeting this morning will review proposed changes to the affordable housing development located on parcel B of 605 Blossom Hill Road in San Jose. The proposed changes would retain the same total number of 89 affordable units, while otherwise making small design modifications to the site. Republic Urban Properties is still responsible for the site’s development, with EAH Housing handling the affordable housing component.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a corner development at 103 Walbridge Street and 520 Carter Street in the Crocker Amazon neighborhood of San Francisco. The project is expected to produce two small three-story apartment buildings along Geneva Avenue, near Cow Palace and the multi-phase Sunnydale HOPE SF project. The Millbrae-based Four Thirty Innovator Inc. is listed as the project applicant.
