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Shea Properties’ 65-Unit Mixed-Use Project in San Jose’s Japantown Met with Approval from City

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San Jose city staff have signed off on a mixed-use project that pairs new housing with a permanent performance home for the city's taiko drumming company, extending a residential builder's now decade-long bet on one of the country's last three historic Japantowns. City officials approved the project at 653 North 7th St. The plans, filed […]

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