Several hundred homes could be built on a large chunk of a huge tech campus in the South Bay.
SANTA CLARA — Several hundred homes could be built on a large chunk of a huge tech campus in the South Bay, a proposal that points to the ongoing and relentless shift in the Bay Area’s economy and real estate sector.
“Valley Oak Partners is excited to present this 38-acre residential development encompassing a diverse array of housing types connected by a sophisticated network of open spaces,” Valley Oak, a San Jose-based real estate firm, stated in a document on file with city officials. What is clear, however, is that the proposal to convert a segment of a tech campus into housing is part of a widening pattern of property owners attempting to replace office buildings and office projects with residential complexes.
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