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San Jose Council Approves Mixed-Income Housing Project at Arena Hotel Site

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing negotiations for a housing project at the Arena Hotel site, which plans to include over 200 units. After determining the initial fully affordable housing concept was financially unfeasible, the city is seeking state approval for a mixed-income development and exploring the relocation of extremely low-income units. The city also designated Propertyworx LLC as a backup option if the primary deal fails.

From eastbaytimes.com

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The approval reflects San Jose’s strategy to shift toward mixed-income housing and improve operating self-sufficiency, acknowledging that zoning changes alone are insufficient to build housing without financial incentives. The project, which is part of the state’s Project Homekey program, is expected to finalize negotiations next spring, with a 36-month timeline for groundbreaking.

From eastbaytimes.com

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  • San JoseThe city where the housing project is being approved and negotiated.
  • city councilThe legislative body that unanimously approved the resolution for the housing project.

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