Development permits have been filed for the eight-story residential project at 585 17th Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The formal permit follows the February pre-application by developer DM Development. If built, the project would bring nearly a hundred homes to a quarter-acre parcel just two blocks from City Hall.
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.
Berkeley City Council has rejected an appeal of 2115 Kittredge Street, the proposed 18-story apartment tower to rise above California Theater in Downtown Berkeley. The project requires partial demolition of the 1914-opened theater, retaining the facade and bringing a new live performance space below over two hundred new apartments. Gilbane Development is responsible for the project.
New renderings have been revealed alongside the formal application for 80 Willow Road in Menlo Park. The proposal aims to replace the former Sunset Magazine headquarters with Willow Park, a dense mixed-use neighborhood with hundreds of homes, office space, hotel rooms, retail, a Montessori school, and public parks on a creekside property close to downtown Palo Alto. If built, the project would become the tallest in San Mateo County.
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.