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As Universities Struggle Due to COVID-19, San Jose’s First Student-Oriented High-Rise Nears Completion

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By Meghan Hall There is a lot of debate as to whether universities will open in the fall, but the project team behind The Grad, San Jose’s first student-oriented high-rise, are ploughing full steam ahead towards the tower’s delivery. The 19-story building—developed by AMCAL Group of Companies and Swenson— will bring 260 units and 1,039 […]

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