Residential plans are being pursued for 95 Broadway in Fairfax, Marin County. The School Street project, also named the Modera Fairfax, could replace low-slung commercial structures with 243 homes with retail on a two-acre property in the center of town. Mill Creek Residential is the project sponsor.
The City of Palo Alto has announced that they will start preparing the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the builder’s remedy-assisted proposal at 156 California Avenue across from the Caltrain Station. The project is expecting to add nearly four hundred homes between two towers, the tallest rising 17 floors, across from the regional transit hub. REDCO Development is the development sponsor for the plans on behalf of the property owners, Mollie Stone’s Market.
Permits have been filed for a commercial infill at 4450 Marysville Boulevard in Robla, North Sacramento. The project will reshape a vacant parcel with retail and a garage for the charter bus and limousine company, MGM Transportation. Kelly Architecture & Planning is responsible for the application and design.
Once again, plans are shifting dramatically for the potential redevelopment of the Sloat Garden Center in San Francisco’s Sunset District. After over a year of seeking approval for a 50-story tower at 2700 Sloat Boulevard, the previous developer withdrew plans in May of this year. The new joint venture has submitted plans to create over four hundred apartments in a 22-story tower.
Plans have been revealed for the potential 26-story residential infill proposal at 896 Folsom Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The illustrations provide a glimpse of a non-descript facade for the pencil tower rising from the minuscule 4,000-square-foot parcel. FORMA Development Design & Management is the project developer and architect.
