Mixed Use

435 E 3rd Avenue Building Front Rendering, image by ARC TEC

Notice of Determination Released for Mixed Use Project San Mateo

A new mixed use project in San Mateo took another step forward with the release of a CEQA notice of determination earlier this week. The project located at 435 East 3rd Avenue would construct at 39,893 square foot building brining both housing and office space to the area. Developers at MECHA Ventures are collaborating with architects ARC TEC on the project.

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Oxford-owned Emeryville Public Market Plans, rendering courtesy Oxford Properties

Meeting Scheduled for Amendment to Planned Development at Emeryville Marketplace

New Development at Emeryville’s Public Market has been in the works for some time, with the city approving a development agreement for the site in December of 2015. However, the exact plans for Parcels A and B, which abut the railway tracks to the north of the market hall, have been in flux. The meeting on Thursday May 22nd will review revisions to the current project proposal.

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906 Clement Street Floorplans, image by T-Square Designs

Variance Request and Application Filed for 906 Clement Street San Francisco

The property owners at 906-910 Clement Street have submitted a request for an office to residential conversion in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond Neighborhood. The plans would convert the existing 2nd floor office space into three residential units, while leaving the ground floor unchanged. T-Square Design has submitted plans for the project alongside the application.

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530 Sansome Street aerial view, rendering by SOM

Planning Commission To Review 41-Story Proposal at 530 Sansome Street, San Francisco

The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans for the 41-story mixed-use tower to be built at 530 Sansome Street in San Francisco’s Financial District. The project, showing unlikely optimism in commercial real estate for the city, looks to add nearly half a million square feet of office space, a hotel, and a new fire station for the SFFD. Related California and the City are jointly responsible for the project in a public-private partnership.

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