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Financial Uncertainty Clouds San Jose’s 21-Story Carlysle Mixed-Use Tower Development

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A prominent mixed-use development in downtown San Jose has encountered financial difficulties, underscoring the ongoing challenges in the Bay Area's real estate sector. The Carlysle, a proposed 21-story tower slated for a prime location at 51 Notre Dame Ave., has seen its loan slip into delinquency and default, casting uncertainty over the project's future, according […]

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