A San Jose retail complex with some high-profile merchants could be replaced by housing.
SAN JOSE — A San Jose retail center with some high-profile merchants could be replaced by a big housing development, according to plans on file with city officials.
A group that’s managed by real estate executives Mike LaBarbera and Robert Facchino II owns the property at 865 Blossom Hill Road in San Jose that could be developed, according to Santa Clara County public documents. The potential development site is located across the street from Westfield Oakridge near the eastern border of the big regional shopping mall in San Jose.The 172 residences would consist of 137 townhomes and 35 accessory dwelling units, also commonly known as ADUs, according to the very preliminary application on file with the city. South Bay architect Kurt Anderson is working with the developers on the project, city files show.
SB 330 also can be used to limit the roadblocks that can be placed in the path of a project proposal.
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