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475 South 4th Street, rendering by BDE Architecture

San Jose Planning Department To Consider Appeal for 475 South 4th Street, Downtown Jose

By Andrew Nelson

The San Jose Planning Commission is scheduled to decide on an appeal later today of The Mark, a 23-story student-oriented project to be built at 475 South 4th Street in Downtown San Jose. The public teleconference meeting is scheduled to begin today, October 13th, at 6:30 PM. City staff has recommended the commission reject the appeal and approve the special use permits to commence construction. The public teleconference meeting is scheduled to begin today, October 13th, at 6:30 PM.

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201 West Julian Street site next to vacant parcels which have since seen new housing built, image via Google Street View

Westbank & Dillabough Buys Land Next to Proposed Arbor Offices, Downtown San Jose

By Andrew Nelson

Westbank and Gary Dillabough of Urban Community have purchased a vacant parcel expected to become housing at 201 West Julian Street in Downtown San Jose. The $11.4 million transaction adds to the development team’s impressive six-project roster for the city, including an office tower designed by Studio Gang at 255 West Julian Street. Given the development team’s other ambitious proposals, there is high anticipation about what they plan to do at 201 West Julian.

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2354 Calle Del Mundo redesign, design by BDE Architecture

2354 Calle Del Mundo Expects Approval, Tasman East, Santa Clara

By Andrew Nelson

The Santa Clara Planning Commission has been recommended to approve plans for 2354 Calle Del Mundo in the Tasman East Specific Plan area at the northern edge of Santa Clara. The eight-story building is expected to add 89 new units near Lafayette Street as part of the rising neighborhood of potentially over four thousand apartments. If approved, it will become the latest of eleven proposals for the area. Long Beach-based Ensemble Real Estate Investments is responsible for the development.

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