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Endorsed Developments
 The Compact Development Team endorses
and supports residential, mixed-use and commercial developments that are
walkable and transit accessible, use land efficiently, and
provide more affordable homes for all.
Archive of Endorsed Projects
2007 l 2006 l 2005 l 2004 l 2003 l 2002 l 2001 l 2000
2007
South Bay
Hawthorne Park (residences at Hetch Hetchy)
Mountain View, 69 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: George Brewster, KMJ Urban Communities
Villa Serra, Cupertino
117 homes, 18 affordable
Developer: Michael Ducote, Prometheus Real Estate Group
885 Woodside Road, Redwood City
43 homes, 6 affordable
Developer: Jerry Yates, Nicholson Lamb Venture
Derry Lane Mixed Use Project, Menlo Park
108 homes, 16 affordable
Developer: Jim Pollart, O’Brien Homes
100 First Street, Los Altos
20 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Jerry Yates, First Street Holdings
Canada College, Redwood City
60 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Barbara Christensen, San Mateo County Community College District
888 San Mateo Drive, San Mateo
148 homes, 14 affordable
DeveloperL John Baer, SVP Developers
South Whisman Precise Plan, Mountain View
1060 homes, 52 affordable
Developer: Jim Pollart, Kaufman+Broad, The Castle Group
Station Park Green, San Mateo
600 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Alan Talansky, EBL+S Developers
Fairfield at Murphy Beach, Milpitas
659 homes, 20% affordable
Developer: Kathy, Fairfield Residential
East Bay
1840 Willow Pass Road, Concord
155 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: John Baer, Matteson Development Partners
MacArthur BART Transit Village, Oakland
520 homes, 104 affordable
Developer: MacArthur Transit Community Partners, LLC
Solano-Napa
Fairview Heights, Napa
30 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Becky Boult, Napa Valley Community Housing
Sonoma-Marin
Shiloh Sustainable Village, Windsor
142 homes, 42 affordable
Developer: Mark Evenoff, Terence Tremblay Developers
Sebastopol Mixed-Use Redevelopment, Sebastopol
300 homes, 60 affordable
Developer: Ben Welborn, Landmark Consulting Services and Aldridge Management
2006
South Bay
Brokaw Mixed-Use, San Jose
550-625 homes, 82-125 affordable
Developer: Eric Morley, Morley Bros. LLC
Mayfield (conceptual and final), Mountain View
578 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Toll Brothers
90 North Winchester, Santa Clara
272 homes, 162 affordable
Developer: SummerHill Homes
Las Calabazas, Cupertino
380 homes, 80 affordable
Developer: Toll Brothers
East Bay
Oak to 9th Mixed Use Plan, Oakland
3,100 homes, 465 affordable
Developer: Signature Properties, Reynolds and Brown
Sonoma-Marin
Rowan Court, Santa Rosa
62 homes, 61 affordable
Developer: Tom, Burbank Housing Development Corporation
2005
South Bay
Monterey Road, San Jose
72 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Steven Huang, Trumark Companies
Bay Meadows Phase II Amendment, San Mateo
1250 homes, 188 affordable
Developer: Bay Meadows Land Company
Hitachi Mixed-Use Plan, San Jose
2,930 homes, 586 affordable
Developer: Cynthia James, Morely Hunter Group
East Bay
Creekside at El Cerrito Plaza, El Cerrito
128 homes, 19 affordable
Developer: Forest Plaza Partners
Black Diamond Development, Pittsburg
195 homes, 27 affordable
Developer: A.F. Evans Development
Sonoma-Marin
2000 Larkspur Landing Circle, Larkspur
126 homes, 25 affordable
Developer: Campus St James Larkspur, LLC
Las Palmas, Fetters Hot Springs
53 homes, 37 affordable
Developer: Scott Johnson, New Pueblo, LLC
2004
South Bay
Warm Springs, Fremont
1,735 homes, 636 affordable
Developer: Warm Springs Transit Village Property Owners
Bowers Avenue Townhomes, Santa Clara
18 homes, 2 affordable
Developer: Michael Hudson, Hudson Industrial Equities, Inc.
Sunnyvale Inn, Sunnyvale
42 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Jeff Oberdorfer, First Community Housing
Lundy/McKay, San Jose
304 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Eric Morley, Riding Group and Morley Brothers, LLC
Park Station, South San Francisco
99 homes, 19 affordable
Developer: SummerHill Homes
Villa Montgomery, Redwood City
66 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Geoff Morgan, First Community Housing and Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
East Bay
Lincoln Greens Apartments, Pleasant Hill
20 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Vince Cantore, Braddock & Logan
Solano-Napa
First and B Street, Benicia
36 homes, 4 affordable
Developer: Olson Co.
Sonoma-Marin
Fireside Motel Project, Marin
40 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Deva Dawson, Citizens Housing Corporation
San Francisco
Jamestown Avenue, San Francisco
198 homes, 24 affordable
Developer: Jamestown Avenue Assoc, TIC
77 Bluxome Street, San Francisco
108 homes, 11 affordable
Developer: Charles Breidinger, Breidinger and Associates
2003
South Bay
1000 El Camino Real, San Carlos
100 homes, 15 affordable
Developer: John Baer, JMS Development Partners
Moulton Plaza, Sunnyvale
66 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Kevin Brown, Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition
800 High Street, Palo Alto
60 homes, 17 affordable
Developer: Woody Gotina, Palo Alto High Street Partners
Los Gatos Gateway, Los Gatos
105 homes, 21 affordable
Developer: John Shenk, Sobrato Development Corporation
Tamien Place, San Jose
242 homes, 49 affordable
Developer: Eric Shoennauer, Shoennaur Company
South San Francisco Transit Village, South San Francisco
360 homes, 70 affordable
Developer: Kathy, Fairfield Residential
San Jose Water Company, San Jose
325 homes, 65 affordable
Developer: SRM Associates
East Bay
Creekside Condominiums, Walnut Creek
26 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Abby Tiller, A.T. Associates, Inc.
Sonoma-Marin
San Clemente Apartments, Corte Madera
81 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Lamar Turner, EAH
Fireside Apartments, Marin
50 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Deva Dawson, Citizens Housing Corporation
San Francisco
40-50 Lansing Street, San Francisco
82 homes, 10 affordable
Developer: Andrew Junius, Lambert Development, LLC
2002
South Bay
Taylor Towers, San Jose
373 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Jessie Hall, Berry Swenson Builders
Hyatt Rickey’s Hotel and Residential Project, Palo Alto
602 homes, 90 affordable
Developer: Lee Wieder, Access Land Development Services, Inc.
Tierra Encantada, San Jose
105 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Bonnie Bamburg/ Reagan, Community Housing Developers
Alma Plaza Redevelopment, Palo Alto
10 homes, 50% affordable
Developer: John. E. McNellis, McNellis Partners
San Jose Flea Market (TOD), San Jose
4,512 homes, 900 affordable
Developer: Erik/ Gary Schoennauer, Schoennauer Company, FAICP
Senter Road General Plan Amendment, San Jose
150 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Tim Nieuwsma, Silicon Valley Advisors
East Bay
Villa Amador, Brentwood
96 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Jeff Riley/ Monica Campos, Mercy Family Housing
Coggins Drive Multi-Family Housing, Pleasant Hill
146 homes, 15 affordable
Developer: John Baer, JMS Development Partners
Pleasant Hill BART Station Plan, Pleasant Hill
360 homes, 20% affordable
Developer: James Kennedy, Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency
General Plan Plan Amendment, Dublin
247 homes
Developer: Michael Banducci, Bancor Properties, LLC
Sonoma-Marin
Downtown River Apartments, Petaluma
81 homes, 80 affordable
Developer: Jeff Bennett, Eden Housing
Wilford Lane Family Housing, Cotati
36 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Tom, Burbank Housing Development Corporation
Moore Building Project, Santa Rosa
78 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Bryan Hall, Bryan S. Hall: BSDEVCO
San Francisco
Seventh & King Street Mixed-Use Project, San Francisco
250 homes, 50 affordable
Developer: Charmaine Curtis, A.F. Evans Development
Stonestown Village, San Francisco
285 homes, 28 affordable
Developer: Charmaine Curtis, A.F. Evans Development
2001
South Bay
80 N. “B” Street Project, San Mateo
16 homes, 3 affordable
Developer: Zach Wilson, SARES-REGIS Group
Third Avenue Apartment Project, San Mateo
222 homes, 10% affordable
Developer: Michael Ducote, Prometheus Real Estate Group
Gateway Senior Project, Santa Clara
42 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Lamar Turner, EAH and Therapon Association
Barsant and Riparbelli, San Jose
35 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Tim Nieuwsma, Silicon Valley Advisors, LLC
Compaq Campus Center, Cupertino
387 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Thomas Quaglia, The Riding Group
East Bay
Housewives Market Mixed-Use Project, Oakland
202 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Charmaine Curtis, A.F. Evans Development
East Town Village, Livermore
68 homes, 7 affordable
Developer: Michael Banducci, Bancor Properties, LLC
Cannery Area Design Plan, Hayward
883 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Gary Calame, City of Hayward
El Cerrito Lumber, El Cerrito
158 homes, 24 affordable
Developer: John Baer, JMS Development Partners
Solano-Napa
Sereno Family Apartments/ Transit Village, Vallejo
125 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Deva Dawson, Citizens Housing Corporation
Sonoma-Marin
Carillo Place, Santa Rosa
68 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Tom, Burbank Housing Development Corporation
The Springs Village, Sonoma
80 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Tom, Burbank Housing Development Corporation
San Francisco
St. Marks Tower, San Francisco
240 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Ben Golvin, Equity Community Builders
2000
South Bay
Milpitas Midtown Specific Plan, Milpitas
4,860 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Marina Rush, City of Milpitas
Stokes Street Condominiums, San Jose
93 homes, 0 affordable
Developer: Stokes Development Company, LLC
Riverwood Apartments, Santa Clara,
219 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Kevin Brown, Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition
Rivermark Planned Development, Santa Clara
1890 homes, 350 affordable
Developer: Eric Morley, Morley Hunter Group, Inc. and Bay Apartment Communities, Inc.
East Bay
Adams Avenue Homes, Fremont
17 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Jeff Bennett, Eden Housing
Jubilee Courtyard Apartments, Berkeley
48 homes, 5 affordable
Developer: Patrick Kennedy, Paragon Group
Sonoma-Marin
Santero Way Specific Plan, Cotati
110 homes, 17 affordable
Developer: City of Cotati
Railroad Square Terrace, Santa Rosa
29 homes, 100% affordable
Developer: Hugh Futrell, Railroad Square Investors, LLC
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