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Trio of downtown San Jose housing towers reach key money milestone
SAN JOSE — Three downtown San Jose housing towers have reached a key money milestone for a development that has…
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Caltrain eyes towers, big changes near downtown San Jose train station
SAN JOSE — A huge complex of office towers, shops, restaurants, entertainment hubs and plazas could sprout in downtown San…
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Housing towers in Downtown San Jose land huge financing package
SAN JOSE — Miro, a two-tower housing complex in downtown San Jose, has landed a big financing package that points…
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Toronto developer plans to tackle housing crisis by building 4 towers of mainly affordable units | CBC News
A Toronto real estate development firm says it’s trying to help address the housing crisis by proposing to build four towers…
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New San Jose project of 500-plus homes would create two big housing towers
SAN JOSE — A residential development of more than 500 homes proposed for a San Jose surface parking lot would…
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Fortnite fans’ beloved Tilted Towers is on the verge of absolute annihilation
Fortnite fans around the world were shocked to see the state of Tilted Towers following the 20.30 update. The OG…
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Significant Sion nerfs hits the League of Legends PBE 12.9 cycle, zombie does 50% less damage to towers
League of Legends patch 12.9 will be bringing in a significant number of balance updates to champions as Riot Games…
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Downtown San Jose Caltrain towers would be Google village gateway: new plans
Location of two proposed office and retail towers totaling 1.05 million square feet on a site at the corner of…
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Downtown San Jose office towers push ahead with revamp of big block
SAN JOSE — An ambitious project to construct two office towers to replace a parking lot and old building at…
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You see “wedding-cake” towers all over Toronto. Here’s why their days might be numbered | CBC News
You see them all over Toronto: high-rise developments that look like wedding cakes or Mayan pyramids. They could soon be a thing of the past…
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