transit village

Google preps more work within footprint of downtown San Jose village

Google plans to demolish part of the former Orchard Supply Hardware complex in downtown San Jose as part of its transit village project.

The demolition will provide Google with flexibility on how to use the development site in the future.

Webcor, a veteran general contractor, has been tasked with conducting the demolition.

The San Jose City Council has voted unanimously to convert an apartment complex into affordable housing near Google's proposed transit village.

A $100 million package of tax-exempt bonds will finance the purchase of the apartment complex for conversion.

The California Municipal Finance Authority will issue the bonds for the purchase of the Modera apartment complex.

Preliminary city plans show that an eight-story apartment building could be built near Google's proposed transit village in downtown San Jose.

The proposed housing development would include 90 apartments and ground-floor retail totaling 2,670 square feet.

Preliminary city plans show that an eight-story apartment building could be built near Google's proposed transit village in downtown San Jose.

The proposed housing development would include 90 apartments and ground-floor retail totaling 2,670 square feet.

The San Jose City Council has voted unanimously to convert an apartment complex into affordable housing near Google's proposed transit village.

A $100 million package of tax-exempt bonds will finance the purchase of the apartment complex for conversion.

The California Municipal Finance Authority will issue the bonds for the purchase of the Modera apartment complex.

Preliminary city plans show that an eight-story apartment building could be built near Google's proposed transit village in downtown San Jose.

The proposed housing development would include 90 apartments and ground-floor retail totaling 2,670 square feet.

Preliminary city plans show that an eight-story apartment building could be built near Google's proposed transit village in downtown San Jose.

The proposed housing development would include 90 apartments and ground-floor retail totaling 2,670 square feet.