New details have been published alongside development permits for an affordable workforce housing project at 4655 Steele Street in Redwood Heights, Oakland. The updated plans have secured a streamlined approval process through Senate Bill 35, with the goal of adding 56 low-income units on property owned by the Oakland Unified School District. Eagle Environmental Construction is the project sponsor.
Demolition permits have been submitted for a 2018 Blake Street in South Berkeley, Alameda County. The project proposal includes the demolition of a detached garaged on the site that was damaged in a fire. After demolition, the project site is slated to be developed with a six-story residential infill. Tripalink is the project developer. DNM Architecture is responsible for the design, taking over plans from the San Francisco-based Fifth Arch. RW Stover and Associates is responsible for the landscape architecture.
A proposed mixed-use development has moved forward in Dublin, Alameda County. Spanning an area of 77 acres, the project aims to build suburban housing, an affordable apartment building, and a commercial district anchored by a public park.
Development permits have been approved for a 19-story residential tower at 2305 Webster Street in Northgate-Waverly, Oakland. However, project developer Avi Nevo is acquiring the new entitlement during a period when most privately funded projects in Oakland that haven’t yet broken ground are on hold. Peter Ziblatt Law Group is responsible for filing the application on behalf of Segula Investments.
Preliminary plans have been filed for the conversion of an existing apartment complex at 2901-2929 16th Street in San Francisco’s Mission District to be converted into affordable housing. The application comes as local nonprofit Mission Economic Development Agency is in the process of acquiring the site.