The seven-story midrise at 143 South Third Street would replace a 1.3-acre asphalt lot near Paseo de San Antonio with housing aimed at three low-income tiers A midrise affordable apartment complex is poised to displace a surface parking lot in the heart of downtown San Jose, signaling a pivot away from the high-rise residential vision […]
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