Revised plans have surfaced for the El Paseo De Saratoga development in southwest San Jose. The latest iteration would result in fewer homes, slashes the apartments above the Whole Foods grocery store, and bring on a new architecture team. Sand Hill Property Company is responsible for the application.
A preliminary application has been submitted for the approval of a mixed-use project at 2847 Shattuck Avenue in South Berkeley. The project proposal includes the construction of a nine-story mixed-use building offering spaces for residential and retail uses. Plans call for the demolition of an existing commercial building on the site. Trachtenberg Architects is the project architect, with NX Ventures as the project developer.
New renderings have been published alongside permit filings for a 31-story residential tower at 598 Bryant Street in SoMa, San Francisco. The development could see a freeway-adjacent gas station and two small commercial buildings replaced with nearly four hundred homes. N17, the same firm responsible for the builder’s remedy-assisted Menlo Park tower proposal, is responsible for the application.
Preliminary plans have surfaced to replace the 1200 La Playa Street gas station with housing in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset. The site is next to Ocean Beach, the iconic Murphy Windmill by Golden Gate Park’s southwest corner, and a future senior housing development. The applicant has submitted three variants for the city to consider in a requested project review meeting.
Plans are moving forward to build hundreds of affordable homes inside a new bus yard in San Francisco’s Mission District. This Thursday, the city’s Planning Commission is scheduled to review the Final Environmental Impact Report about the SFMTA Potrero Yards Modernization proposal. The project will replace the existing bus yard and build up to 513 units, with a refined project variant floated to build just 103 units. SFMTA and Plenary Group are joint developers.
