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SJC’s additional will include 12 fresh retail concepts throughout Terminal A and Terminal B.
Original plans for the Bank of Italy Tower in downtown San Jose have switched from small office renovation to housing.
Urban Putt’s unique spin on minigolf will feature San Jose-specific sculptures, courses, and an event space.
The developments will be funded primarily through Santa Clara County’s Measure A, and will create more affordable units.
The original site of Vallco mall will be converted into mixed-use retail and residential space.
Here’s a brief update on the history + fates of three long-abandoned San Jose movie theaters.
The project will involve planting new trees, spreading decorative chip, and installing new sensors.
From proper punny names to the downright bizarre, VTA’s tunnel boring machine is connecting more than just BART to Santa Clara.
Tell us which empty building could be used differently.
Fry’s Electronics, the quirky, now-defunct big-box retailer finds new life in the hearts and memories of SJtoday readers + followers.
A slate of new housing projects have been approved by San Jose’s City Council.
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