Woodside Development Plans Revealed for Mixed-Use Tower
A new 14-story building in Woodside will add 148 rental units and ground-floor retail to the neighborhood.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Commercial
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Developers have unveiled designs for a 155,000-square-foot mixed-use project on 64th Street. The building is set to bring 148 rental units, including affordable options, along with dedicated retail space to Woodside.
Why it matters
This project represents a significant increase in housing capacity for the area, adding both residential density and local commercial space. The development is supported by a $66.1 million construction loan secured in 2025.
The 14-story building will feature 11,318 square feet of retail space and a parking garage with 89 vehicle spots. The total project spans 155,000 square feet and is slated for completion by August 2027.
The players
ZD Jasper Realty
The real estate developer and property owner responsible for the project site acquisition.
Archimaera
The architecture firm known for its modern design work on urban residential structures.
First Citizens Bank
A financial institution that provides commercial construction lending for urban development.
RIPCO Real Estate
A commercial real estate brokerage that coordinates financing and site acquisition deals.
The details
Designed by Archimaera, the structure is composed of three rectangular volumes that step up toward the east. The exterior facade features a glass curtain wall accented by metal fins. The development will provide significant residential capacity for the Woodside neighborhood upon its projected opening.
Timeline
Late 2025: The developer received a $66.1 million construction loan.
August 2027: Construction is expected to be completed.
The Home Front
The project follows the city's focus on mixed-use density to meet housing production targets for transit-oriented development. This development reflects a broader trend of increasing residential inventory through 14-story infill projects in established neighborhoods.
If you live near 64th Street, monitor the project site for traffic changes and construction-related noise as work progresses through 2027. Future renters should track local housing listings for updates on the inclusion of affordable units as the building nears completion.
The takeaway
This Woodside tower significantly adds to the local rental supply while transforming a vacant lot into a mixed-use hub. Neighbors can look forward to new retail accessibility and housing inventory by August 2027.
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