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Five housing projects are currently in the works for Berkeley. In total, 500 apartment units have been proposed to meet Berkeley’s development requirements
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The building, Shattuck Studios, is located at 2711 Shattuck Ave., and it will be opened for move-in Aug. 14, according to an email from campus spokesperson Adam Ratliff. The campus will lease the units from Panoramic Interests, a private developer.
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Equity Residential is currently accepting applications from tenants looking to rent affordable housing units at Acton Courtyard apartments, a complex developed in partnership with the city that is required to provide a specified amount of below-market-rate units.
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At its first Tuesday regular meeting since its eight-week summer recess, Berkeley City Council directed the city manager to develop a way to mitigate years of rent overcharging by Acton Courtyard, an apartment building developed in partnership with the city.
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The city Zoning Adjustments Board approved a use permit Thursday for a proposed mixed-use building on Telegraph Avenue after an extensive period of public comment regarding the project’s accessibility and its role in the revitalization of the Telegraph Avenue neighborhood.
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After hours of public comment and discussion Thursday, Berkeley’s Zoning Adjustments Board unanimously approved an environmental impact report for a proposed six-story building on Telegraph Avenue.
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Election Day in Berkeley this year saw the impacts of the more than $1 million poured into the city’s most contentious measures — although the final votes yielded mixed results for the election’s biggest spenders.
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Berkeley’s Zoning Adjustments Board is considering construction for a 6-story building to be built on Telegraph Avenue, drawing controversy from community members who argue that the “monstrosity” of the new building will obstruct views for surrounding neighbors.
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