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Panattoni Plans to Give Industrial Space Seekers an Alternative to Central Valley

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By Jacob Bourne The Coyote Valley area with about 688 acres at San Jose’s southernmost end, lies either mostly vacant or with agricultural uses, and has been dubbed “Farmland of Local Importance” by the City. A segment of the area named the Coyote Valley Research Park had been approved for 6.6 million square feet of […]

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