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Nabr Withdraws from 474-Unit Residential Towers in San Jose, Economic Uncertainty Contributes to Project’s Delay

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By The Registry Staff Economic uncertainty, high interest rates and the loss of an important partner have all contributed to the delay of three residential tower projects in downtown San Jose, according to a report from The Mercury News. Situated in the SoFA district, the towers are planned to offer a total of 474 residential […]

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