Property owners along San Jose's historic Alameda corridor have voted to establish the city's first new business improvement district in more than 15 years, creating a self-funded mechanism to enhance the area's economic prospects through sustained investment in infrastructure and services. According to an announcement from the City of San Jose, the Alameda Community Benefit […]
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