San Jose is taking decisive action to break the development gridlock that stalled multi-family housing construction throughout 2024. Facing mounting pressure to meet its ambitious housing targets, the city has introduced a series of incentives designed to help developers overcome rising construction costs and high interest rates that have left projects sitting idle. The San […]
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