State financing has been secured to support the 15-story affordable housing proposal at 772 Pacific Avenue in San Francisco’s Chinatown. The development has been awarded $33.5 million from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, allowing the team to continue working towards breaking ground as early as 2027. The Chinatown Community Development Center is responsible for the project.
Doors have opened for the $290 million first phase of Gateway Crossing in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County. The project team has completed the first two seven-story mixed-use buildings, featuring over seven hundred homes, situated beside a new central park. Holland Partner Group is responsible for developing the first phase on behalf of the masterplan developer, Hunter Storm.
The proposed multifamily and commercial development at 990 34th Street took a major step forward, with plans approved by the City of Oakland. The existing West Oakland property is to be demolished and prepared for the construction of a six-story 78-unit building designed by Gunkel Architecture.
Updated plans have been filed for a mixed-use development at 603 Jefferson Avenue and 750 Bradford Street in Redwood City, San Mateo County. The proposal is looking to add housing and offices to an entire block in the heart of the city’s core. The prolific Sobrato Organization is sponsoring the project on behalf of the property owner, the Redwood City School District.
New documents were posted for the Arbor Building, part of the site development at 255 West Julian Street in San Jose. The Downtown site was part of an original proposal to construct a 14-story office building with ground-floor retail space. However, in 2024, SF YIMBY reported on a shift in project plans to create an 18-story mixed-use building.
