A new industrial hub has been proposed for development in the Power Inn Road area in Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of a new industrial park comprised of five buildings bringing space for retail, industrial, and economic uses.
The City of Roseville is sponsoring the CEQA filing for the new “Rocky Ridge” apartment complex at 1995 Rocky Ridge Drive, Roseville. The roughly triangular parcel located at the corner of Rocky Ridge Drive and S Cirby Way is to be developed as a 2-story 18-unit apartment complex. D&S Development has contracted with Architects Local and Soar Environmental Consulting to review the appropriate clearances for the project.
Yesterday, the San Jose Planning Commission reviewed approvals for the Coleman and Hedding Commercial Development Project, including recommendations for a rezone and amendment to the 2040 envision plan. The approximately 11.37-acre project area consists of seven parcels and two street vacations along Coleman Avenue and West Hedding Street. The parcels are currently zoned with no designation, OS Open Space, LI Light Industrial, and R-2 Two-Family Residence, but the project would be rezoned as Combined Commercial and Industrial as part of a planned development district, pending city council approval.
A new hotel has been inaugurated at its site located at 1100 North Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale. The project proposal included the development of a new hotel building offering 254 rooms, meeting & event space, restaurant space, onsite amenities and parking. The hotel also inaugurated a restaurant named Valley Goat that has been scoring a lot of popularity from the locals. Starwood Capital Group is the project owner. SB Architects is responsible for the designs. Rios is the landscape architect. SH Hotels & Resorts is the operator.
EAH Housing has secured a new $12.8 Million loan to finish their affordable housing development at 4300 San Pablo Avenue in Emeryville. The KTGY-designed project has been in the works since 2020 but has hit several funding roadblocks delaying completion. The recent funding, approved by the Emeryville city council, hopes to push the project over the finish line.
