By Sharon Simonson San Jose’s strong job growth, the quality of the asset and the attractiveness of neighboring amenities such as the California Theatre led Chicago-based Capri Capital Partners LLC to buy downtown San Jose’s 360 Residences, a new condominium complex converted to apartments in 2011. The company paid $118 million and accepted an approximately […]
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