Development permits have been filed seeking the approval of an eight-story residential building at 1396 5th Street in Acorn Industrial, Oakland. The project proposal includes the construction of a residential building containing 222 dwelling units. The Michaels Organization is sponsoring the housing project. BDE Architecture is managing the design concepts and construction.
The City of Oakland Planning Commission is reviewing proposed revisions for the multi-structure plans’ affordable housing component at 801 Pine Street, West Oakland. The project aims to provide 101 affordable and 205 market-rate units, along with commercial uses within walking distance to the neighborhood BART station. Holliday Development is responsible for the project.
Permits were filed for seeking approval for an apartment building at 2400 Filbert Street in McClymonds, West Oakland. The project proposal includes constructing an apartment building with 87 units with a parking garage. This new four-story development will replace a warehouse building. Levy Design Partners is managing the design concepts and construction of the project.
A new application has been filed for a substantial affordable housing project at 1007 Blossom Hill Road in Blossom River, in the southern edge of San Jose. The development will create 269 affordable housing units. Jemcor Development Partners LLC is sponsoring the proposal, with Water Dragon 289 LLC listed as the property owner.
Brookfield Properties has officially marked the ceremonial topping out of 415 Natoma Street, the largest office building to do so in San Francisco this year. The 395-foot structure is the largest of six planned buildings in the mixed-use 5M Development in SoMa. Three buildings will be newly constructed, while the other three are adaptively reused historic renovations. Once complete, 5M will create 856 new homes, of which 245 will be affordable, 853,000 square feet of Class A office space, 49,000 square feet of new public open space, and an array of retail spots. Brookfield is developing the project in partnership with Hearst.
