2655 Shattuck Ave Berkeley, CA 94704-3237
This exceptional mixed-use development opportunity in Berkeley, CA, presents a pre-approved project at 2655 Shattuck Ave., a half-acre corner lot. The project, designed by Studio KDA, features a five-story and an eight-story building totaling 96,300 square feet. The development plan includes 82,710 square feet of residential space encompassing 95 units: 46 studios, four one-bedroom, 35 two-bedroom, and ten three-bedroom units. The top two floors will consist of luxury penthouse condos. Ground-level retail space totals 1,870 square feet, ideal for restaurants or storefronts, complementing the residential component. Parking is provided for 40 cars and 54 bicycles. The project benefits from pre-approved entitlements under Senate Bill 330, expediting the development process. Community-focused amenities include a gated courtyard, game room, study room, and gardens. The location offers high foot traffic due to its proximity to Berkeley Bowl and convenient access to public transportation (BART and buses). The affluent South Berkeley market boasts a 3-mile population of 228,874 with an average household income of $140,679, making this a highly desirable investment. The streamlined approval process, secured through Senate Bill 330, includes 10 affordable units, increasing density from 64 to 95 units. This presents a unique opportunity to capitalize on the booming residential and commercial demand in this prime location, particularly appealing to the large student population near UC Berkeley.
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