Updated renderings have been revealed for a senior housing development at 6230 Claremont Avenue in Rockridge, Oakland. The project is expected to replace a vacant commercial structure across from a grocery store and several small shops with over two hundred units for senior residents. San Francisco-based Ellis Partners is the project applicant and co-owner with Spirit Living Group.
New zoning worksheets were filed for a proposed development at 6230 Claremont Avenue in Oakland. The site had preliminary permits filed earlier this year, outlining plans for a new seven-story senior living and residential care facility on the site. As of July of this year, the project was being developed by Ellis Partners and Spirit Living Group, but the overall property owner is listed as the American National Red Cross.
For the last twelve days of 2025, SFYIMBY will reflect on the biggest stories we’ve covered each month across the region. In mid-July, we covered the current-tallest proposal in the Bay Area after Hines revealed new plans for 77 Beale Street. Demolition permits were filed for the old Mattress Factory on Market Street, and environmental documents were published for the Tanforan Mall redevelopment. We visited two construction sites in Berkeley, a waterfront Sausalito proposal gained approval, and Berkeley rejected landmarking a 139-year-old home.
For the last twelve days of 2025, SFYIMBY will reflect on the biggest stories we’ve covered each month across the region. In June, updated plans were unveiled for One Oak; renderings were released for the…
For the last twelve days of 2025, SFYIMBY will reflect on the biggest stories we’ve covered each month across the region. In April, we covered the pivot from office to housing conversion of CityView Plaza in Downtown San Jose. The city revealed plans for the controversial Embarcadero Park redevelopment. Brisbane published the environmental review of the massive Baylands masterplan, which could result in thousands of apartments, several million square feet of commercial area, a new school, and public open space. Partial office-to-housing conversion was proposed for 995 Market Street, and preliminary plans surfaced for a massive thousand-unit neighborhood utilizing the builder’s remedy in Pacifica.