The City of Cupertino has received its first Builder’s Remedy proposal. The project would redevelop 20015 Stevens Creek Boulevard with a five-story apartment complex, including some affordable housing. However, Acclaim Companies has told YIMBY the plans are on hold.
Preliminary plans have been filed for 2000 16th Street in the Richmond Grove neighborhood of Sacramento. The project would bring a five-story affordable housing complex close to downtown. Kuchman Architects is responsible for the application.
New preliminary plans have been submitted for an eight-story affordable housing complex at 1190 Hillsdale Avenue in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The property is close to another rising senior housing complex and close to the developing Communication Hills. A.C. Martin, a Los Angeles-based architecture firm, is the project applicant.
A new revised design has been proposed for the previously approved mixed-use project proposed for development at 3403 Piedmont Avenue in Pill Hill, Oakland. The project proposal includes the revision of the previously approved mixed-use…
The Builder’s Remedy was expected to boost housing construction across the state. However, it’s causing San Jose’s pipeline to shrink. The Bumb Family has withdrawn their 2021-proposed plan for the South District development, swapping the proposed offices and 3,450 units with a 940-unit alternative, representing a loss of 2,560 units. Since San Jose did not submit a compliant housing element, there is little for the city to do.
