CONSTRUCTION IS UNDERWAY on the first installation of a multifamily housing and retail project in North San Jose on former Japanese-owned farmland.
Mayor Matt Mahan and North San Jose Councilmember David Cohen broke ground on the 0 Seely Ave. site Friday, as the area once surrounded by trees and farm structures was flattened to make way for 1,472-new homes. The Hanover Company, the project’s developer, plans to bring the first nearly 400 homes online in 2027.
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