1215 Bordeaux Drive

The project at 1215 Bordeaux Drive in Sunnyvale, California, entails the demolition of an existing 25,820 square foot office building to make way for an eight-story residential building reaching a maximum height of 91 feet at the parapet, with a total of 265 multi-family residential units. The development includes approximately 25,700 square feet of residential open space, combining private and common areas, along with a separate 0.3-acre privately owned but publicly accessible open space area. The project is designed to provide affordable housing by reserving 15 percent of the units for low- and very low-income residents, making it eligible for state density bonus law concessions and waivers. Approval is contingent upon a Special Development Permit, reflecting the project’s compliance with local zoning and land use requirements. The initiative is managed by the City of Sunnyvale, with primary point of contact Julia Klein, Principal Planner, and Wendy Lao, Senior Planner, overseeing regulatory and planning processes. Tom Holt of Beam Reach is listed as a partner, indicating private sector involvement in the development. The project was posted as a forecast on June 10, 2026, and is located in the 94089 zip code area. While no solicitation number or NAICS code is provided, the inclusion of public access open space and affordable housing units signals alignment with municipal goals for sustainable, inclusive urban development. The project’s approval process will likely involve environmental review and community engagement tied to the California Environmental Quality Act and local planning ordinances.