The initial review process has been closed for an affordable housing proposal at 375 Laguna Honda Boulevard, next to the Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco. The eye-catching proposal aims to construct over two hundred apartments across a circular six-story master plan for low-income seniors adjacent to a publicly funded medical institution. Mercy Housing is responsible for the application.
In the latest news for a project at 2500 76th Avenue, development permits have been filed, allowing for the progression of the project to its next stage and eventual construction. The large-scale project in the Eastmont neighborhood of Oakland was first reported on by SF YIMBY in August of last year. Since then, the project has seen rapid progress towards approvals, with various permits being filed this year.
A new meeting has been scheduled to request an extension for the senior housing project previously planned at 2800 Mitchell Drive in Walnut Creek. The Project was previously reported on by SF YIMBY in August of last year, when it was undergoing its original approvals. A successful bid at the new meeting would extend those approvals to compensate for the project’s delayed timeline.
The redevelopment and expansion of a 3400 Laguna Street in San Francisco’s Marina neighborhood has met final approvals from the City of San Francisco and received a notice of determination from CEQA this month. The project can now begin with the plans to expand facilities by more than 58,000 square feet.
A new building worksheet was filed for the planned development located at 1904 Adeline Street in Oakland. This marks another significant step for the future senior housing facility. Friendship Community Development Corporation, an affiliate of Friendship Christian Church, is responsible for sponsoring the project.
