The long-planned De Anza Hotel project in Cupertino has officially been withdrawn, as persistent economic pressures and a sluggish hospitality sector continue to affect the feasibility of new developments. The decision marks a shift for Los Altos-based De Anza Properties, which had been working on the proposal for nearly four years to bring a 155-room […]
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