Category: New Home Builders

(KRON) — On Tuesday, San Francisco Assemblymember Phil Ting proposed a bill to convert Downtown San Francisco’s empty office spaces into housing. The way they would convert the spaces, Ting says, is through tax incentives. “We can address two problems with one bill. AB 2488 empowers San Francisco to create vibrant, walkable, mixed-use communities that open the door to new economic, social and cultural opportunities. The prospect is exciting,” said Ting. The legislation (AB2488) uses a tax incentive to attract developers who can turn vacant office buildings into much-needed residential…

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(Google Maps) Empty land at the corner of Warm Spring Boulevard and South Grimmer Boulevard in Fremont. The Warm Springs BART station is visible in the background. FREMONT — An affordable housing project that could produce hundreds of homes is being eyed on empty land near a BART station in Fremont, city documents show. The housing development, which would consist of apartments, is being proposed on a vacant parcel alongside the Warm Springs BART station. Vacant land at the corner of Warm Springs Boulevard and South Grimmer Boulevard near the…

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FREMONT — An affordable housing project that could produce hundreds of homes is being eyed on empty land near a BART station in Fremont, city documents show. The housing development, which would consist of apartments, is being proposed on a vacant parcel alongside the Warm Springs BART station. Vacant land at the corner of Warm Springs Boulevard and South Grimmer Boulevard near the Warm Springs BART station in Fremont, shown within the outline. Boundaries are approximate.  If built, the project would produce 240 units in what is being described as…

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FREMONT — An affordable housing project that could produce hundreds of homes is being eyed on empty land near a BART station in Fremont, city documents show. The housing development, which would consist of apartments, is being proposed on a vacant parcel alongside the Warm Springs BART station. Vacant land at the corner of Warm Springs Boulevard and South Grimmer Boulevard near the Warm Springs BART station in Fremont, shown within the outline. Boundaries are approximate.  If built, the project would produce 240 units in what is being described as…

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(George Avalos/Bay Area News Group) Bidders, attorneys, a trustee representative and observers gather outside the Santa Clara County courthouse for the auction of condominiums in a downtown San Jose housing tower that’s located at 188 West St. James Street. The auction was held April 8, 2024. SAN JOSE — The auctioning of several downtown San Jose condominiums has spawned a widening legal war now that a troubled China-based real estate firm has filed a new lawsuit in the increasingly tangled case. China-based FPP MB, an affiliate of China-based Z&L Properties,…

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SUNNYVALE — A tech titan has widened its shopping spree for Bay Area real estate by purchasing a nondescript building in the South Bay, a buying binge that is now well over a quarter-billion dollars. Applied Materials paid $15 million to buy an industrial and warehouse building in Sunnyvale, according to documents filed on April 9 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office. The building is located at 222 Commercial Street in Sunnyvale and totals 24,000 square feet, according to the Loopnet commercial property listing service. Santa Clara-based Applied Materials…

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Husband and wife Nishant Singh, left, and Apeqsha Dudani, right, stand in their new neighborhood in San Jose, Calif., on Friday, April 5, 2024. They are expecting their first child in July. (Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group) Nishant Singh and Apeqsha Dudani met as students at Santa Clara University. Upon graduating, they didn’t stray far. “We never moved out,” Singh joked. Although Singh had grown up in Mumbai and Dudani in Dubai, they both fell in love with the South Bay, spending their weekends hiking the Santa Teresa Hills or discovering…

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Husband and wife Nishant Singh, left, and Apeqsha Dudani, right, stand in their new neighborhood in San Jose, Calif., on Friday, April 5, 2024. They are expecting their first child in July. (Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group) Nishant Singh and Apeqsha Dudani met as students at Santa Clara University. Upon graduating, they didn’t stray far. “We never moved out,” Singh joked. Although Singh had grown up in Mumbai and Dudani in Dubai, they both fell in love with the South Bay, spending their weekends hiking the Santa Teresa Hills or discovering…

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