The environmental review process is well underway for a mixed-use development at 6325 Stockton Boulevard in southern Sacramento. The proposal would replace the existing auto-repair shop and car wash with an upgraded facility alongside two three-story apartments. Sacramento-based Holloway Land Company is the project sponsor responsible for the application.
Plans have increased for the residential infill at 2130 J Street in Boulevard Park, Sacramento. The proposal is now looking to add over a hundred units to a central lot currently occupied by a surface parking lot. Stonebridge Properties is the property owner and sponsor.
A new application was filed for the addition of three dwelling units to the second story of an existing mixed use building at 1464 Sixth Street in Berkeley. The current building already holds three units. If approved, the application will designate all six units as affordable.
The Environmental Impact Report has been published for a large apartment complex proposed at 211-281 River Oaks Parkway in north San Jose. The project would add nearly 750 units to a large plot of land as part of an expanding mid-density neighborhood around River Oaks Park. San Jose-based Valley Oak Partners is the project developer.
A new affordable housing development was approved at 920 Shasta Street in Redwood City. The project is linked to the development of a six-story commercial office building at 901 El Camino Real. In the office building application, developers agreed to donate the property to Abode communities as part of a plan to meet the city’s low-income housing requirements for new development. Both the office building and affordable housing complex were approved in the same meeting before the city council last month.
