A lot of people doubted that this would move forward, so it is nice to see this actually come to fruition. Everyone that lives near The Alameda or Downtown should be thrilled!
Source: SVBJ
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Whole Foods Breaks Ground Tomorrow!
This has been a long time coming--Whole Foods is finally starting construction of their store on the Alameda a stones-throw away from Downtown San Jose! Shovels hit the ground tomorrow. The project consists of a 27,291 SQFT grocery store with a separate 5,6000 SQFT two-story brewery (the first in the Whole Foods chain).
A lot of people doubted that this would move forward, so it is nice to see this actually come to fruition. Everyone that lives near The Alameda or Downtown should be thrilled!
Source: SVBJ
A lot of people doubted that this would move forward, so it is nice to see this actually come to fruition. Everyone that lives near The Alameda or Downtown should be thrilled!
Source: SVBJ
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This thing has dragged out for so long I no longer care. Somebody is bound to protest something about this project again.
ReplyDeleteProtest AGAIN? Please educate me as to who has protested at all. This project has received nothing but support from everyone.
DeleteThere's not NEARLY enough space here.
DeleteTry; I'm truly curious!
DeleteThere were some design-related protests initially, but they continually improved the plan.
DeleteFinally!
ReplyDelete(Thinking Big here) Having a few beers then walk over and watch the A's play at there new ball park sounds great!
ReplyDeleteAny the new ballpark or are we still in the legal phase?
DeleteDowntown is definitely getting better, especially in and around the San Pedro Square area.
DeleteA new ballpark in downtown would do such great things for the area.
I hope San Jose can when the legal battle against the MLB.
Can't wait to get a beer and then go grocery shopping!
ReplyDeleteExciting news and I second the "Finally!". Does anyone know where the final plans for parking fell out? I'm definitely a Whole Foods foodie, but I worry about whether there will be enough parking there.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the latest set of plans available (Feb 2013) on the city permit page, it looks like there will be 141 parking spaces.
DeleteIt's a city. Why are you driving? Worrying, really?
DeleteIt's a city. People drive in a city. People who drive need parking. Therefore concerns over parking is a valid one. Not too bright are you?
DeleteIf this location wants to cater to just only pedestrians like yourself, then well good luck to that.
But it looks like the previous poster provided helpful relevant information (that you didn't). Thank you poster above you!