By The Registry Staff A planned housing development in downtown San Jose, once envisioned to bring 708 new residential units to the city center, is now facing the threat of foreclosure. The property, a former Greyhound bus terminal, is owned by Full Standard Properties, an affiliate of the Chinese real estate firm Z&L Properties. According […]
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