Berkeley‘s Design Review Committee is scheduled to review plans this Thursday for the potential tallest structure to rise in the city. The project is expected to bring nearly six hundred units by merging four lots, including the corner McDonald’s, at 1950-1998 Shattuck Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. NX Ventures and Rhoades Planning Group are jointly responsible for the application.
Preliminary permits have been submitted alongside new renderings for a five-story housing project at 3900 Geary Boulevard in the Inner Richmond, San Francisco. The plans will expand upon an existing two-story commercial corner lot, retaining the Burger King joint as an anchor tenant. Sunny Ghai, a prolific franchisee of Burger King and Taco Bells across three states, is the property owner.
New building permits have been filed for the market-rate component of 1111 Sutter Street in Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco. The application follows affordable housing permits submitted in late November of last year. Martin Building Company is responsible for the development.
Residential plans are being pursued for 95 Broadway in Fairfax, Marin County. The School Street project, also named the Modera Fairfax, could replace low-slung commercial structures with 243 homes with retail on a two-acre property in the center of town. Mill Creek Residential is the project sponsor.
A new restaurant and entertainment space have been proposed for development at 1815 Market Street in Mission District, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the redevelopment of a new rooftop Caribbean cocktail bar and nightclub. Dante Buckley of The Divine Comedy LLC is the owner. Arcsine is responsible for the designs. According to public records, the building’s owner is Siamak Akhavan.
