By Meghan Hall While downtown San Jose has seen capital pour in for ground-up construction and infill development, investors are also keen on purchasing existing properties with value-add potential as the Bay Area’s largest city continues to grow. For San Francisco-based Rubicon Point Partners, this has meant the $141,350,000 acquisition of San Jose’s Community Towers, […]
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