
Andrew Nelson
SF Bay Area Reporter at New York YIMBY
SF Bay Area reporter for @yimbytweets
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4 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
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. The initial study shows one elevation of the potential housing and car wash, though the architect is not credited.
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5 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
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. Though the residential capacity has increased, the structure is still expected to reach just 85 feet above street level, with minor adjustments to the overall floor area.
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6 days ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
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. Full build-out is expected to add 737 apartments, with 100 market-rate townhomes, 130 units of affordable housing, and 507 market-rate dwellings.
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1 week ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Demolition and new building permits have been filed for the six-story proposal to rise at 1721 15th Street in Mission Dolores, San Francisco. The development is expected to add 52 dwelling units to a quarter-acre lot between Guerrero Street and Valencia Street. Toboni Group is now the property owner and the project applicant. The project will include a six-story apartment complex with 48 units and a small three-story rear yard annex with four apartments.
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1 week ago |
sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Planning permits have been filed for a small residential infill project at 6136 Ventura Street in the Brentwood neighborhood of, Sacramento. The proposal looks to add three new units of housing to the small lot. Ujagar Family Trust is listed as the property owner. The planning application proposes a three-story addition to the existing single-family home to increase residential capacity to three units. Demolition will be required for an attached garage.
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