City expands residential incentive program with fee waivers and tax breaks to transform vacant office buildings into naturally occurring affordable housing amid 30 percent downtown vacancy San José is betting nearly $17 million in development incentives will unlock office-to-residential conversions, positioning the Silicon Valley capital to compete with coastal cities that have already jumpstarted adaptive […]
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