Permits have been filed to build a 7-story mixed-use structure at 419 4th Street in the Jack London Square neighborhood of Oakland. The address sits between Broadway and Franklin Street. The site is within walking distance of downtown Oakland and is six blocks away from the Oakland Jack London Square. While renderings have not been released, we can confirm that Lowney Architectureis responsible for the design.
Permits have been filed for a single-family home and an additional dwelling unit at 868 20th Street in Oakland’s Ralph Bunche neighborhood. The address is between Curtis Street and Market Street. It is close to downtown Oakland, taking just over twenty minutes of walking to Lake Merritt.
Permits have been filed for a multifamily structure at 2400 Adeline Street, McClymonds, Oakland. The site is between 24th street and 26th street in a predominantly residential neighborhood, with some warehouses. A nearby connection to BART at West Oakland Station provides accessible transit around the Bay Area.
Preliminary permits have been resubmitted for the 17-story building at 550 O’Farrell Street in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. The pre-application aims to freeze local zoning regulation through Senate Bill 330, providing a secure and streamlined process for approval. Matt Combrink of HGA is responsible for the application and design.
A new mixed-use development has been proposed for development at 2820 San Pablo Avenue in Southwest Berkeley, Alameda County. The project proposal includes the development of two buildings offering spaces for industrial, office, and residential uses. The project requires the demolition of a one-story 12,193 square-foot non-residential building on the site. Oakland-based Cork-Mayo Investments is the project developer. Studio KDA is the project architect.