New affordable housing has officially opened at 2121 Wood Street in West Oakland, Alameda County. The project team and local politicians gathered for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting event at Prescott Station, a six-story apartment complex with over two hundred units and commercial retail space overlooking the Oakland Ballers ballpark. Turner Impact Capital was the project developer.
Updated planning permits have been filed with slightly increased plans for 2131 16th Street in Sacramento’s Richmond Grove neighborhood. The mixed-use proposal is now looking to add 41 units and retail to the large vacant lot. Ashria Holdings LLC is listed as the property owner.
The new Parkline Project is a planned multi-use development located at 333 Ravenswood Avenue in Menlo Park. The project is a redevelopment of the existing SRI International campus, a research non-profit affiliated with Stanford University. The project will expand upon the existing 287,000 square feet of space, bringing the site total to approximately 925,000 square feet of offices, 75,000 square feet of retail/amenity space, and up to 800 new residential units.
The Palo Alto Planning Commission is scheduled to review updated plans tomorrow for 660 University Avenue in Downtown Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The updates include a slight increase in residential capacity for the six-story apartment complex, with a few minor design alterations. Mountain View-based Smith Development is responsible for the application.
A formal building worksheet has been submitted for a proposed development at the former site of the historic “Trader Vic’s” in North Oakland. Once redeveloped, the 6500 San Pablo Avenue property is to become a 5-Story mixed use building, with 10 residential units spread across the upper 4 stories, and a ground floor commercial space.
