Community Development

Synonym: 
commdev

Redevelopment of Lantern Cove Apartments

Last Updated:
10/09/2023 - 10:18am

Description

The proposed Use Permit Application is to add 420 new dwelling units and 518 new parking spaces on a 16.8-acre site known as Lantern Cove Apartments. The subject site is located to the south of Port Royal Avenue between the two points of intersections of Port Royal Avenue and Rock Harbor Lane. The subject site currently includes thirty-five 2-story apartment buildings containing 232 dwelling units, a leasing/amenity building, and 482 parking spaces. The site consists of a mix of surface and carport parking spaces providing a parking ratio of 2.08 parking spaces per dwelling unit.

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Housing Resources

Essex Properties: https://www.essexapartmenthomes.com/covid19-updates#

Brisbane Housing Resources: https://www.brisbaneca.org/cd/page/housing-information-resources

Daly City Housing and Community Development: 650-991-8068 (New Senior Housing)

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