In a significant step toward reshaping the northern edge of downtown San José, the city has initiated a major land use and zoning transformation for a cluster of parcels within the Guadalupe Gardens area. The proposed Coleman and Hedding Commercial Development Project covers approximately 11.37 gross acres and is aimed at unlocking new economic potential […]
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