A century-old San Jose landmark is undergoing a dramatic metamorphosis that promises to inject fresh energy into the city's urban core. The Bank of Italy tower, a 14-story downtown fixture since 1926, is being converted from office space into 115 residential apartments by Canada-based developer Westbank, according to the Mercury News. The $33.8 million property […]
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