A vacant former car dealership site on Shattuck Avenue clears its final hurdle toward 359 apartments and 38 income-restricted units. Berkeley's Zoning Adjustments Board needed three votes over one meeting to approve a 359-unit development on South Shattuck Avenue, ultimately clearing the project only after denying the developer's bid to skip a roughly $2 million […]
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