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Second Harvest Receives Approval for 215,700 SQFT Headquarters, Warehouse Project in San Jose

April 10, 20251 Mins read498
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By The Registry Staff Second Harvest of Silicon Valley has gained final approval for its plans to construct a new headquarters and warehouse in San Jose’s Alviso district, according to industry reports. The nonprofit had initially received final approval for the complex, located at 4553 and 4653 North First St., in August 2022 and was […]

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