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Overton Moore’s 132,000 SQFT San Jose Warehouse Project Enters Public Review Phase

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A proposed industrial redevelopment in North San Jose has entered its public comment period, marking the latest phase in a project that would transform a vacant office complex into modern warehouse space with significant truck access capabilities, according to a report from SF YIMBY. The development at 2334 Lundy Place involves demolishing an existing 130,750-square-foot […]

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