Sakura Market will take over the former MUJI storefront on Paseo de San Antonio, testing whether a hybrid specialty grocer can draw foot traffic back to a corridor hobbled by 30 percent office vacancy. Downtown San Jose is getting a grocery anchor for the first time since 2019. Osaka Marketplace, the Bay Area's locally owned […]
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