A large residential project at 650 Santa Clara Street was added to the agenda for next week’s Director’s Hearing in San Jose. The meeting is being held as the project’s public review period comes to a close, allowing discussion of the community feedback. Additionally, CEQA files for the project were posted earlier this week, giving more information on the project’s environmental effects.
The city’s Board of Supervisors has granted approval for the proposed 41-story mixed-use tower and associated fire station at 447 Battery Street and 530 Sansome Street in San Francisco’s Financial District. The project is a public-private partnership between the city and Related California with plans for office space, hotel rooms, and a replacement for S.F. Fire Station No. 13.
The project team gathered late last week for the ceremonial grand opening of the Kelsey Civic Center at 240 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. Doors are now open for the 112 units of affordable housing above a Disability Cultural Center. The development is a joint venture between Mercy Housing and The Kelsey.
New affordable housing has officially opened at 2121 Wood Street in West Oakland, Alameda County. The project team and local politicians gathered for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting event at Prescott Station, a six-story apartment complex with over two hundred units and commercial retail space overlooking the Oakland Ballers ballpark. Turner Impact Capital was the project developer.
Updated planning permits have been filed with slightly increased plans for 2131 16th Street in Sacramento’s Richmond Grove neighborhood. The mixed-use proposal is now looking to add 41 units and retail to the large vacant lot. Ashria Holdings LLC is listed as the property owner.
