By Kate Snyder A downtown San Jose highrise has traded hands in one of the city’s larger deals in recent months. Entities affiliated with Beverly Hills-based 3D Investments purchased the 21-story Centerra in downtown San Jose for $185 million, or about $533,141 per unit, according to The Mercury News. The seller was an entity affiliated […]
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