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Silicon Valley’s Capital Confronts a Planning Paradox: How San Jose Is Rethinking Growth After Years of Housing Shortfalls

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The nation's tenth-largest city launches an ambitious review of its development blueprint, wrestling with affordability, density, and the consequences of decisions made decades ago In a packed City Hall chamber last month, elected officials and planning commissioners gathered for an unusual joint session that laid bare the complexities facing America's most expensive housing market. San […]

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