A flurry of housing proposals could create if all are built well over 1,000 new apartments in Berkeley, a review of several new projects on file with the city Planning Department shows.
Perhaps the most dramatic change in the Berkeley skyline would be the potential development of a 28-story housing tower at 1998 Shattuck Avenue. 1998 Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley, a 28-story, 599-unit housing tower, concept. (Trachtenberg Architects)
Some of the projects are being floated using provisions of SB 330,
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