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Groundbreaking Ceremony for 166-Unit Martha Gardens Marks Major Affordable Progress in Downtown San Jose

The RegistryAugust 12, 20253 Mins read795

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The complex represents significant investment in addressing Silicon Valley's housing crisis A groundbreaking ceremony held this week marked the official start of construction on Martha Gardens, a 166-unit affordable apartment complex that represents a significant step forward in addressing San Jose's acute housing shortage. The six-story development at 802 South First Street brings new life […]

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