Project targets 1.67-acre commercial site at 1655 S. De Anza Boulevard with density bonus incentives Silicon Valley's residential transformation is reaching deeper into Cupertino's commercial corridors, where developers are increasingly viewing retail and office properties as opportunities to address the region's persistent housing shortage. Dividend Homes has submitted plans to the City of Cupertino for […]
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