A roughly two-acre abandoned parcel between Bowers Avenue and Calabazas Boulevard could deliver 41 attached townhomes and 1,800 square feet of commercial space to the El Camino Real corridor A townhouse development has moved a step closer to reality in Santa Clara after preliminary permits were filed for 2855 El Camino Real, according to city […]
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