Office and retail spaces in a prominent downtown San Jose residential and commercial complex could become live/work units.
SAN JOSE — Office and retail spaces in a prominent downtown San Jose residential and commercial complex near the footprint of Google’s transit village might become live/work units under a new proposal.
To be sure, the Vespaio complex has managed to attract some high-profile commercial tenants — but the office and retail spaces still remain mostly empty. View from the deck area of Vespaio, a mixed-use development at 130 Stockton St. in downtown San Jose. The new proposal envisions the creation of 13 more residential units, a total that consists of nine live/work spaces and four studios.
“In my past experience with the Planning Department, they were quick to dismiss the development of live/work units,” Staedler said. “I hope their stance has changed over the last several years.”
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