A housing highrise could sprout in downtown San Jose next to Google’s proposed transit village.
SAN JOSE — A housing highrise that’s slated to include affordable units could sprout in downtown San Jose next to the footprint of Google’s proposed transit village, city public documents show.The development site’s perch at the corner of Delmas Avenue and West San Fernando Street places it across the street from the footprint of Google’s proposed transit-oriented neighborhood near the SAP Center and Diridon train station.
The proposed 11-story residential tower is also near the four-building Adobe headquarters campus in downtown San Jose, an office complex that recently added an eye-catching new highrise called Adobe Founders Tower. The Lakehouse neighborhood includes many older homes that are well over a century old and were built from 1885 to 1925. A number of the residences are one-story units that were built in the Queen Anne style.
It wasn’t immediately clear whether the Singh and Kaur group would develop the highrise if San Jose city officials approve the project. The units in the project would be studios, plans on file with city officials show. An estimated 64 of the 80 studios would be market-rate units while 16 would be affordable units set aside for low-income residents.
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