The South San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to meet tomorrow evening to discuss plans for Southline, a $1 Billion 28.5-acre commercial development in San Mateo County by the San Bruno BART station. City staff recommends that the commission approve the project, led by Menlo Park-based real estate developer Lane Partners with investment from Goldman Sachs.
Plans have been submitted seeking the approval a new life sciences project at 100 Marine Parkway in Redwood City. The project proposal includes the redevelopment of several office buildings into a high-end life sciences campus on 100 Marine Parkway, 1 Twin Dolphin Drive, and 3 Twin Dolphin Drive within the Redwood Shore. Prince Street Partners and Center Capital Partners are the project developers.
The Emeryville Planning Commission is scheduled to review new plans today for parcels A and B of the Emeryville Public Market Project in Alameda County. The proposal requests significant amendments to the Marketplace Preliminary Development Plan, building more than double the initially imagined office area, removing 167 units of housing, and creating a six-story garage. Canadian firm Oxford Properties is responsible for the application, collaborating with City Center Realty Partners.
The Draft Environmental Impact Report has been published for the five-story research and development proposal at 1350 Adams Court in Menlo Park, San Mateo County. The publication starts a roughly six-week period where city staff is soliciting public comments on the draft report for the life sciences project. Tarlton Properties is the project developer.
A new mixed-use project has been proposed at 980-1030 O’Brien Drive in Menlo Park. The project proposal includes the development of a new three-story building offering spaces for research and development uses along with commercial spaces. Plans call for the demolition of two single-story commercial buildings. R & M Properties is the project applicant.
