Google s San Jose megaproject offers $200 million in community benefits, 1,000 affordable homes
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An artist s rendering of Google s proposed megaproject next to Diridon Station in San Jose.Google /Show MoreShow Less
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An artist s rendering of Google s proposed megaproject next to Diridon Station in San Jose.Google /Show MoreShow Less
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An artist s rendering of Google s proposed megaproject next to Diridon Station in San Jose.Google /Show MoreShow Less
Google plans to provide $200 million in community benefits and 25% affordable housing at its San Jose megaproject near Diridon Station, a key step as it moves toward potential final approval next month.
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Santa Clara County quietly reopens hospital to deal with COVID cases
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