Just two years after the Macy’s shopping mall was demolished in the center of Downtown Sunnyvale, construction has moved fast for phase two. A recent site visit by YIMBY has shown two seven-story offices and the twelve-story apartment complex have topped out, with facade installation underway. Hunter Properties and Sares Regis Group are jointly responsible for the project, part of the 36-acre Cityline Sunnyvale master plan. Read the full article here.
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Downtown Sunnyvale Hits Milestone In Development
There were plenty of smiles in downtown Sunnyvale on May 9 as city leaders and local developers gathered for the topping off ceremony of the latest phase of the Cityline project. The ceremony is steeped in tradition and dates back to 700 AD in Scandinavia. Read the full article here.
Inside CityLine: How Silicon Valley’s largest active construction site operates
Jeff Smith, director of residential D\development at Sares Regis Group of Northern California, takes in the view from the CityLine development project in downtown Sunnyvale. A few blocks away from Sunnyvale’s Caltrain station and the city’s historic downtown on Murphy Avenue, stands Silicon Valley’s largest active construction site. This is no ordinary development. Forgetting, for a moment, that what’s now called CityLine has a fraught backstory dating back to before the Great Recession, this one project has two master developers and two general contractors working in tandem. Read full article here.
560,000 SQFT Office Buildings, 479-Unit Apartment Tower Top Out in Downtown Sunnyvale
Hunter Partners and Sares Regis Group of Northern California (SRGNC) announced that two seven-story office buildings and a 12-story apartment tower have recently topped out after 15 months of construction as a part of Cityline in Downtown Sunnyvale, a new development by rising in the heart of the city which aims to create a dynamic, mixed-use, walkable environment with numerous new amenities. Read the full article here.
CityLine Sunnyvale Unveils Dramatic Public Art
San Francisco-based artist Woody Othello anthropomorphizes everyday recognizable objects, depicting them in various psychological and emotional states to communicate his ideas with a humorous tone. For Cityline Sunnyvale, Othello continues to draw upon inanimate objects with Fountain, which was inspired by a sink in his apartment that has separate faucet heads for hot and cold water. This piece connects broader environmental concerns about water to a personal, domestic, or everyday state. Fountain by Woody Othello is installed at the corner of Murphy Ave. and McKinley Ave. Read the full article here.
STC Venture Breaks Ground on Three Buildings in Cityline Sunnyvale Mixed-Use Project Near San Jose
STC Venture has broken ground on Phase III of the Cityline Sunnyvale mixed-use project, which will add one residential building and two office towers in downtown Sunnyvale, 12.3 miles west of San Jose. The three new towers will include two seven-story buildings with approximately 590,000 square feet of rentable office, retail, flex and outdoor terrace space. Read full article here.
Silicon Valley Mixed-Use Project Moves Forward
Cityline Sunnyvale, a mixed-use master plan in downtown Sunnyvale, Calif., has moved into the final phase of development. STC Venture, a partnership between Hunter Storm, Sares-Regis Group of Northern California and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, have broken ground on two office buildings and a residential tower, part of the project’s third phase. Read the full article here.
Sares Regis & Hunter Storm Break Ground in Sunnyvale on 590,000 SQFT, 479-Unit 3 Building Project
Yesterday, STC Venture, LLC broke ground on three new buildings in the heart of its Cityline Sunnyvale project, which aims to rebuild Sunnyvale’s central business district into an active, walkable, mixed-use area with new residences, shopping, entertainment options, and office space. Sunnyvale Mayor Larry Klein was in attendance along with members of the Sunnyvale City Council to celebrate the start of construction on the three new towers, which comprise two seven-story office towers with approximately 590,000 square feet of rentable office, retail, flex, and outdoor terrace space and The Martin, a new, 12- story apartment community with 479 units, including 53 affordable homes. Read the full article here.
Apartment, Office Towers Break Ground As Part Of Downtown Sunnyvale Redevelopment Project
In the latest sign of investment for downtown Sunnyvale’s central core, developers have broken ground on three towers that will add 590K SF of office space and 479 apartments to the area. The new components are part of Cityline Sunnyvale, a mixed-use project led by STC Venture, a joint venture between Cupertino-based Hunter Storm and Sares Regis Group of Northern California. The venture was formed in 2016, and about three years later, the city approved its plan for 817 residences, 709K SF of office and 642K SF of ground-level retail. Read the full article here.
Office Project is the Latest in Phase Two of CityLine Sunnyvale
CityLine Sunnyvale has received entitlement approval for the construction of a 153,000-square-foot six-story office building with 8,700 square feet of retail space at the corner of W. McKinley and S. Mathilda avenues in downtown Sunnyvale. The building will feature 4,000 square feet of to-be-determined maker’s space.
This office project is the latest slated for phase two of CityLine Sunnyvale, which will redevelop four parcels in Sunnyvale’s downtown core into additional residences, ground-level retail and office space.
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