Oakland-based oWow, through its American Housing Co. subsidiary, has revived a long-stalled high-rise site one block from San Jose State University with a $159.6 million plan for 372 apartments, all but four of them income-restricted, replacing a 210-unit student-oriented tower the city approved in 2024 that never broke ground.
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