The city's Housing Department recommends parkland fee reductions and inclusionary housing waivers for one new affordable high-rise and one historic office-to-residential conversion under the recently expanded Downtown Residential Incentive Program. San José is poised to approve up to $6.1 million in combined tax and fee waivers for two downtown housing developments — the 220-unit Gateway […]
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