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San Jose Officials Want Denser Housing On Former Golf Course
The longtime Duino family is ready to let go of its 115-acre former golf course. But they’re caught between clashing visions.
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Campbell Relaxes Laws For Building Duplexes
"Generally, we have no choice whatsoever. It's not something that we necessarily want to do, but we're required to do."
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Condemned 7-Bed House Sold For $700K In San Jose
The colorful home that currently sits on the lot will have to be significantly overhauled or rebuilt.
Lucas Combos, Patch Staff
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Contractors, Researchers Say Unpermitted ADUs A Growing Issue In Bay Area
The study is meant to address equity issues as some builders work in the shadows to create housing for those who need it the most.
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Silicon Valley's Hottest Housing Markets Lose Residents
“It’s apparent that the (Sunnyvale) area attracts families due to its high-quality educational offerings and economic stability,” Chea said.
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More Developers Eye North San Jose Manufacturing Hub
A North San Jose parcel previously planned for a hotel is being eyed for a large manufacturing space.
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Why Bother Buying A Home In San Jose?
A recent national report is putting San Jose on the map for all the wrong reasons.
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Will San Jose Finally Approve Affordable Housing Policy?
Councilmembers suggest pivoting away from COPA to explore other options and create an affordable housing preservation work plan.
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Will San Jose Residents Want Housing At Former Golf Course?
The San Jose City Council will vote on a plan for a “city-led” engagement process that could include up to four community workshops.
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Longtime San Jose Sports Club Could Become Housing
The San Jose Swim & Racquet Club is “under contract” to be sold to a developer.
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San Jose Approves Seven-Story Apartment Building In Willow Glen
While some neighbors are opposed to the dense residential development, the developer says it will provide much needed housing.
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San Jose Home Sales Are Slumping, Report Says
San Jose has seen the steepest decline in home buying among major California cities during the last two years.
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Renters Say San Jose Policies Aren't Working
A little less than half of the landlords surveyed feel the ordinance has been effective so far.
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Senior High-Rise Coming To Downtown San Jose
A historic two-story building in downtown San Jose will be converted into a high-rise apartment tower for hundreds of older adults.
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Silicon Valley Lawmaker Says ‘Missing Middle' Can't Afford Housing
“To embrace housing as a human right, we must think of it as a universal good.”
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Downtown San Jose Hotel Wants To Sell South Tower
Some say the change could be a positive one, though others are concerned about marketing the city for conventions and events.
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State Law May Overshadow San Jose Affordable Housing Policy
COPA would give qualified nonprofits first rights to make an offer on a residential property and keep affordable housing in the community.
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How Will New Law Affect San Jose Development?
City councilmembers, builders and lobbyists in San Jose may need to keep closer tabs on free-flowing donations.
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Chinese Developer Starts Selling San Jose Projects
The sale doesn’t come as a surprise, as Z&L has been unable to develop some of its projects in San Jose for several years.
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State Housing Law Fizzles In San Jose
So far, Senate Bill 9 has produced no homes in San Jose and a limited number statewide.
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South Bay City's Housing Market Tops Crash Candidate List: Report
Rising interest rates aimed at curbing inflation are largely behind the expected fall in real estate prices.
Gideon Rubin, Patch Staff
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These Projects Could Reshape Silicon Valley Next Year
As San Jose and Silicon Valley further emerge from the effects of the pandemic, development on major projects continues to move forward.
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South Bay Mobile Home Park Sells For $40M: Report
Rancho Santa Teresa Mobile Home Estates was sold to a family from Atherton.
Cailin Loesch, Patch Staff
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San Jose Rent Hike Could Push Out Tenants
Residents at an East San Jose affordable housing complex have spent months organizing to fight the increase.
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UPDATE: Dozens Of Condos Proposed In West San Jose
The city’s Planning Commission recommended a potentially historic West San Jose barn and cottage should be demolished.
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Buying Or Selling In This Real Estate Market? One South Bay Woman Is Doing Both
"Everything stopped when it was perceived that the media was saying the sky was falling," said Burroughs. "It's not ... Not even close."
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Looking To Rent In Silicon Valley? Get In Line
Silicon Valley remains one of the most sought after rental markets in California, despite being one of the most costly.
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New Hotel And Housing To Line West San Jose Street
A major West San Jose development will bring the city's Urban Village plan closer to reality — with hundreds of apartments and a hotel.
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San Jose Affordable Housing Policy Delayed
Affordable housing is a rare find in Silicon Valley, but one policy could make it more attainable.
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San Jose Sees Rising Property Values Despite Economic Woes
Changes of home ownership and new commercial construction continue to be the greatest drivers of growth in the region.
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A $9,000 Mortgage In San Jose? That's ‘Reasonable,' Realtors Say
A new report shows the average mortgage in San Jose is now $9,136 a month, including homeowners insurance and taxes.
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Google Invests In Historic San Jose House
A 112-year-old house will soon turn into affordable homes for four families thanks to a tech giant's multi-million dollar loan.
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County Commission Rejects Plan To Demolish Old San Jose City Hall
Preservationists claim the county isn’t giving enough thought to how it might save the building.
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San Jose Could Cut Parking Requirements For New Developments
A proposal to eliminate minimum parking requirements for new building projects and what it could mean for the future of the city.
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Remnants Of Historic Alviso Warehouse Face Wrecking Ball
The historic San Jose H.G. Wade Warehouse was gutted by a catastrophic fire last year, but its walls are still standing.
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San Jose's El Paseo De Saratoga Explores Massive Redesign
Plans for a major retail center redevelopment in West San Jose are on track for final approval.
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San Jose Wants Hundreds Of Short-Term Homes, Only 76 In The Pipeline
“Compassionate San Jose—Bold Housing Solutions” has a goal to cut homelessness down by 20%.
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Santa Clara Developer Scales Back Project Plans
A developer looking to redevelop 46 acres of northern Santa Clara has scaled back its plans by more than half.
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UPDATE: San Jose Gives More Fee Breaks To Commercial Developers
Commercial developers in San Jose will see another fee cut—and some advocates say it's at the expense of affordable housing.
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San Jose Could Give Commercial Developers More Fee Breaks
Commercial developers in San Jose may see another fee cut — and some advocates say it's at the expense of affordable housing.
