A new application has been filed by Dollinger Properties for a proposed development located at 1601 S De Anza Boulevard in Cupertino. The project would require the demolition of an existing office facility to be replaced by a large-scale townhome development on the 6.35-acre site. The applicant is using the State Density Bonus Law to waive several items and expedite the project.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a potential office-to-housing conversion of the seven-story 2001 Center Street in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. The project would add 58 units to the office structure, just one block away from the BART Station. The property owner is listed as 2001 Center Street LLC.
New building permits have been filed for the construction of a condominium building and main level parking lot located at 1120 Hoover Street in Menlo Park. The application was made by LPMD Architects, who are responsible for the building designs. The specific building plans for the property have not yet been made publicly available, but many details were included on the application.
By-right approval has been requested for the 11-story infill at 1523 Harrison Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The project would add nearly three hundred units of affordable housing to the heart of the city. oWow, a prominent local developer, is responsible for the application.
Planning permits have been approved for the six-story housing proposal at 2610 International Boulevard in the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland. The development would add just over a hundred units of below-market-rate apartments less than a mile from the Fruitvale BART Station. The Unity Council, a prolific local affordable housing developer, is responsible for the application.
