A preliminary zoning application has been submitted seeking the review of a proposed residential project 111 Fairmount Avenue in Oakland. The project proposal includes the rehabilitation of an existing church and construction of a new five-story affordable housing complex. Unity Council is the project applicant. First Christian Church of Oakland is the property owner.
New permits were filed for the new low-income residential infill at 7141 Woodbine Avenue in Woodbine, Sacramento. The two-structure four-story project will create 216 new homes, including ten units designated for unhoused people, between light rail and retail. Fulcrum Properties and Urban Elements are jointly responsible for the development.
Renderings have been published for affordable teacher housing and townhome duplexes at 402 Dellbrook Avenue, near the base of Sutro Tower in Twin Peaks, San Francisco. The project would create around 76 units, of which 40 will be affordable housing. Midtown Lands LLC, owned by James Keith, is the property owner and developer.
The affordable Maceo May Apartment building has officially opened at 55 Cravath Street on Treasure Island, San Francisco. The six-story modular infill has 104 units dedicated to veterans and their families, a manager’s unit, and amenities. Swords to Plowshares and Chinatown Community Development Center are joint developers.
Construction has officially started for the new affordable housing on Hunters Point Shipyards’ Blocks 52 and 54 in San Francisco. The bayside project will bring 112 multi-family units at two sites with funding from the Office of Community Infrastructure and Investment. Jonathan Rose Companies and Bayview Senior Services are jointly responsible for the project as co-developers.
