"Get the investment, get the housing, the residents, all that vibrancy and then in the long run, know that by growing the pie and having more economic activity, we'll have the revenue to fund services," Mahan said outside The Fay on Dec. 5. His statement emphasizes the cascading effects of increased investment and population, where more housing leads to more economic activity and necessary revenue for services.
"People often refer to San Francisco as the crown jewel of the Bay Area, with its sweeping views and stunning properties. I think San Jose has felt like they're in the shadow of that - well now something's happened," Hancock told San José Spotlight. This quote reflects a shift in perception about San Jose's appeal and a growing recognition of the city's potential and investment opportunities.
"Developers view San Jose's potential as a blank canvas that has yet to be fully realized," Hancock emphasized, highlighting the optimism surrounding San Jose's development, indicating that there remain incredible opportunities for growth and innovation in the city.
Mahan and his colleagues proposed an 'Innovative Project Pathway Program' aimed at creating a streamlined approach to development in the downtown core, showing a proactive approach to encourage more real estate investment in San Jose.
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