The Grand Boulevard Awards are back! A total of 16 projects and plans received awards for exemplifying the Grand Boulevard’s Guiding Principles. Among this notable crowd are Mountain View’s 2030 General Plan, the VTA’s El Camino Real Bus Rapid Transit project, and MidPen Housing’s affordable housing development at 636 El Camino Real in South San …
The Bay Area is consistently ranked as the least affordable region in the country. Please attend the Sacred Heart Community Service’s Affordable Housing Forum on December 4 in support of a Housing Impact Fee for San Jose.
Urban parks, trails, and plazas are essential elements of cities as more people choose to live in compact, walkable neighborhoods—they are the community’s backyard. The question for San Jose: where will the parks go, and how can we fund them?
Ever since San Jose’s leaders adopted the Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan, the talk has been about how to implement it. The primary way the City plans to accommodate growth over the next 30 years is by directing it into 70 urban villages throughout San Jose.
