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The Sunnyvale Planning Commission has taken a significant step towards enhancing local housing options by approving a special development permit for a major redevelopment project at 777 Sunnyvale Saratoga Road. The project, which will transform a former commercial site into a vibrant residential community, includes the construction of 242 multifamily units, comprising 80 townhomes and 160 apartment units, along with 2,050 square feet of commercial space.

During the meeting held on April 28, 2025, project planner Norma Ishijayma presented the details of the redevelopment plan, which aims to revitalize a site that has been vacant since 2018. The proposed development will not only provide much-needed housing but also improve the pedestrian experience in the area with enhanced sidewalks and public access paths.
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The townhomes will feature a mix of two- and three-bedroom units, including 12 below-market rate units aimed at moderate-income families. The apartment building will offer a variety of unit sizes, from studios to three-bedroom apartments, with 25 units designated as below-market rate. This initiative aligns with the city’s goals to increase affordable housing options and support community growth.

The project will also include significant improvements to the surrounding infrastructure, such as wider sidewalks and landscaping enhancements, which are designed to create a more inviting environment for residents and visitors alike. The development is strategically located near existing commercial amenities, including a Safeway and a fitness center, further integrating it into the community.

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The Planning Commission's approval marks a crucial milestone in addressing the housing shortage in Sunnyvale, reflecting the city’s commitment to sustainable development and community well-being. As the project moves forward, it is expected to contribute positively to the local economy and provide residents with modern living spaces in a well-connected neighborhood.

Converted from Planning Commission Meeting - April 28, 2025 meeting on April 30, 2025
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