Details emerge for San Jose housing project of 500-plus apartments
SAN JOSE — A big San Jose housing development with more than 500 units is making progress at City Hall with the filing of detailed plans for the look and shape of the two-building project. The residential complex is proposed for 3896 Stevens Creek Boulevard in western San Jose, documents on file with city planners show.
San Jose Mayor Wants To Permanently Shift Affordable Housing Funds
San Jose is facing a potential $60 million deficit for the upcoming 2025-26 fiscal year, due in large part to a drop in sales tax revenue. At a City Council meeting earlier this month, Budget Director Jim Shannon proposed two options: permanently shift $39 million in affordable housing dollars to help fund operations at the city's temporary housing sites,
Levitt is part of a coalition of residents called 'No Digital Billboards San Jose.' They have a list of reasons why the ...
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San Jose mayor unveils plan to address city's $60M budget deficitSan Jose's mayor, on Tuesday, said he wanted to change how funds from Measure E are allocated, from long-term plans to build affordable housing to short-term needs of the unhoused. Matt Mahan said ...
Downtown San Jose is poised for another pedestrian mall as Post Street becomes the second strip of land in the area to make ...
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Roughly 14,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space at 620 North Sixth St. would be converted into 11 residential units, plans on file at San Jose City Hall show. Store spaces on the ...
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