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San Jose’s Winchester Boulevard Commercial Corridor Continues to Grow with Proposal for 95,000 SQFT Office Building

July 15, 20192 Mins read605
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By Meghan Hall Santana Row and the Westfield Valley Fair Mall, along with the Winchester Mystery House have been catalysts for development along Winchester Boulevard in a development cycle that has come to heavily favor high-density, walkable, mixed-use development. San Jose’s Khan’s Restaurant, located just across the street from Santana Row at 335 S. Winchester […]

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