Downtown San Jose is set for a notable transformation as global real estate firm Hines has submitted a proposal to revamp three blocks of largely vacant commercial space into a thriving hub of restaurants, entertainment venues, and retail shops. The redevelopment will focus on the streets surrounding 150 South First Street, including sections of South […]
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