San Jose - Real Estate & Development

Google’s ultra-ambitious Downtown West development in downtown San Jose is facing some obstacles that have thrown the long timeline for the housing and office project into reassessment mode.

It’s now been one full week since the CEO of a South Bay development company has eaten.

A real estate firm based in China is causing some major frustrations in San Jose because of a lack of action on a few major development projects. The drama comes after a top executive for Z&L Properties was arrested in London over a bribery and corruption case in San Francisco.

The city of San Jose is poised to add 32,000 new homes in the northern part of town over the next several years.

A former gay bathhouse just west of downtown San Jose has been transformed into a unique and airy office development that is equipped to handle post-pandemic work concerns.

A hotel project in downtown San Jose now appears to have the green light to proceed after years of delays because of lawsuits from a preservation group against the city of San Jose.

A kitschy new hotel chain that is opening its first U.S. property in Sunnyvale is promising to bring you back to the days of your youth.

A group has just filed a suit in response to the El Paseo de Saratoga shopping center redevelopment project, which was approved by the City Council last month.

We’re getting a new look at what will be coming to a large chunk of land surrounding BART’s Berryessa Station in San Jose as part of the Berryessa BART Transit Village.

A proposal to add more students and new buildings to the elite all-girls campus at Bryant Street and Embarcadero Road faced stiff opposition from the city and from residents from the day it was first proposed in 2016.

Plans for a large mixed-use development in San Jose, about a mile west of Westfield Valley Fair and Santana Row, have undergone several major changes as it works toward the final steps of the city approval process.

Google’s new Bay View campus in Mountain View with the crazy-looking, circus-tent-like roof has finally opened.

The Arena Hotel in downtown San Jose will be converted into housing for homeless people in the near future thanks to Governor Gavin Newsom’s Project Homekey program.

Members of a historic church near San Jose State University are trying to stop it from being torn down and replaced with a new housing development.

The restoration of Hangar One at NASA Ames Research Center and Moffett Field in Mountain View has officially begun, a project that has been in the works for decades — but we still don't know what Google wants to use the building for.

Facebook has announced major changes to a proposed housing, retail, and open space development that has been years in the making in Menlo Park.

A new high-rise project being worked up by well-known architect Jeanne Gang and her firm Studio Gang is now being pitched for approval in downtown San Jose.

A massive project that is set to take over the site of the Vallco shopping mall in Cupertino is now on track to start construction in the next few months.

A new development of epic proportions is finally expected to break ground later this year in Santa Clara after long delays due to the pandemic, environmental concerns, and legal disputes.

The city of San Jose is laying out big plans after receiving a large chunk of money as part of a deal with Google which allows the tech giant to build its 80-acre mega campus called Downtown West near SAP Center and Diridon Station.

Funding has been approved by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors for a new housing development in Palo Alto that will be dedicated entirely to teachers.

Units inside a pair of shiny new housing towers in downtown San Jose, which have been plagued by snags and hiccups, are now up for sale.

As BART’s vision for two new stations in San Jose gets closer to a reality, another new housing development near one of the stations has been proposed and is now in the early stages with city planners.

The next several years are going to be as transformative as ever for the downtown San Jose skyline with plans for at least a dozen high-rise projects being submitted to city planners last year alone.

A new housing tower in downtown San Jose that offers a different spin on buying an apartment will break ground next year.