The project profile has been submitted to the Planning Commission for an eight-story hotel at 12 Mint Plaza in SoMa, San Francisco. The plans will replace a two-story structure with a new pod-style hotel inspired by the Japanese examples. Kansas-based Elsey Partners is responsible for the development.
A public review period has been kicked off for the environmental documents about Oyster Cove, a proposed mixed-use development in Petaluma, Sonoma County. The project will redevelop over six acres of industrial land near the city’s downtown core with 132 apartments, commercial space in a preserved structure, and new accessible public waterfront landscaping. UrbanMix Development is responsible for the application.
A new residential project has been proposed for development at 148-156 Crescent Avenue in Sunnyvale. The project proposal includes the construction of 19 condominiums in multiple three-story buildings. The project also proposes to retain the single-family house built on the site, under the development permits submitted. A separate resource allocation permit has also been submitted to allow for the demolition of an existing residence on the premises. Terra Holdings is the project developer. Bassenian/Lagoni is responsible for the designs. Ripley Design is responsible for the designs.
Renderings have been published alongside the public review period for the environmental impact summary for plans to construct nearly two hundred homes at 70 North 27th Street in Five Wounds, San Jose. Vicky Ching, the owner of the now-closed Ming’s Restaurant at 1700 Embarcadero in Palo Alto, is listed as the property owner.
Development permits have been approved for a five-story mixed-use project at 2101 J Street in Boulevard Park, Sacramento. The project will 40 new homes above ground-level retail. Heath Dringenberg and Kenny Cruz are listed as responsible for the application via 2101 J Street Partners LLC.
