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Fortbay’s 10-Acre Stevens Creek Promenade Project Receives Unanimous Approval from San Jose Planning Commission

January 18, 20192 Mins read1.1k
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By Meghan Hall Los Gatos, Calif.-based developer Fortbay, LLC received unanimous backing from the San Jose Planning Commission Wednesday night for its proposed Stevens Creek Promenade development located at 4300-4360 Stevens Creek Blvd. in West San Jose. The 10-acre project, which would include up to 300,000 square feet of Class A office space, 10,000 square […]

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