Development permits have been filed, and renderings revealed, for a new mixed-use building at 2700 International Boulevard in Fruitvale, Oakland. The 72-foot structure will yield 100,385 square feet, of which 57,298 square feet will be dedicated to the 75 apartments on-site, all of which are to be sold as affordable housing. The Bay-Area based Unity Council is responsible for the development.
New design permits have been filed for 1220 H Street in Downtown Sacramento, a planned mixed-use building with adaptive reuse of a brutalist facade. The alteration brings 28 new units, making this a 137-unit development. Cliff Orloff of Orloff Property Management Inc. is responsible for the development.
A recent site visit by SF YIMBY has shown that the fourth and final expansion of the Trinity Place residential block in SoMa is nearly complete. The exterior has been almost entirely sealed up for 1177 Market Street, though scaffolding remains in the Market street portal through the building to the courtyard. Whole Foods will be an anchor tenant for the project, opening up its largest store in the city. San Francisco-based Trinity Properties is responsible for the development.
CIM Group and Strada Investment Group announced earlier this week that construction is over for the 16-story residential building at 1150 Clay Street in Downtown Oakland. Residential move-ins will begin imminently, adding 288 new apartments to the market.
Authorization for the second and final phase for Brannan Square in SoMa, San Francisco, is heading to the city’s planning commission. The second phase will include the construction of 211,600 square feet of office space and 11,050 square feet for retail with light industrial use in one of three planned new buildings. Tishman Speyer is responsible for the development.
