Andrew Nelson
SF Bay Area Reporter at New York YIMBY
SF Bay Area reporter for @yimbytweets
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sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
Plans have been filed for a three-story apartment infill at 100 Culebra Terrace in San Francisco’s affluent Russian Hill neighborhood. The preliminary application looks to bring two dwellings to a vacant lot just three blocks from the Fort Mason neighborhood. Marmol Radziner is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner, Nicholas Vanderboom. The 32-foot-tall complex will yield around 2,730 square feet across three floors.
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Plans are under review for a five-story residential infill at 150 Shoreline Highway in unincorporated Marin County. The project will bring 32 affordable apartments to the vacant lot next to a Freeway 101 overpass and the Mill Valley-Sausalito path. Pacific Companies is responsible for the application. The 58-foot tall structure is expected to yield around 32,400 square feet for 32 apartments, with 24 one-bedrooms and eight two-bedrooms.
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Detailed plans have been shared for a new three-story residential infill project at 1511 Del Paso Boulevard in Old North Sacramento. The development, dubbed the CLTRE House, hopes to add over fifty apartments to the burnt-down commercial lot at a busy cross-section of the neighborhood. Vertical Pacific Development Company is the project developer. The 43-foot-tall complex will yield around 33,870 square feet, with parking for 14 cars and 34 bicycles.
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Preliminary plans have been filed for a life-science industrial project at 405 and 455 Harbor Boulevard in Belmont, San Mateo County. The proposal aims to create around 812,000 square feet of offices and parking for over a thousand cars. Beam Reach Properties is the project developer. Redwood City-based DES Architects + Engineers is responsible for the design and landscape work.
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sfyimby.com | Andrew Nelson
New construction is expected for a three-story residential infill at 948 Capp Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. The project will replace an alley-facing garage with a three-floor house along Lilac Street, half a block from the 24th Street Mission BART Station. A Texas-based individual is listed as the property owner. Steve Bodner Architects is responsible for the application and design. The drafted plans include a mix of board-formed concrete and wood siding.
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