The latest addition of Downtown Dimension is now live. Below is a summary of the content this month.
The MAY Downtown Dimension is now available for download.
This month's newsletter highlights:
This month's newsletter highlights:
- Details of Google's agreement with the City of San Jose were unveiled. Community benefits total $200 million overall, including $150 million for housing education and jobs training. Small business will also get support, and at an SJDA meeting, a Google representative shared where the first shovels are likely to go into the ground -- and in just a few years from now.
- The Downtown San Jose Farmers' Market is moving to the block of South First Street between San Salvador and William streets. OPENING DAY: MAY 7. Fresh produce and artisan items will be available each Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. We're counting on a good turnout -- see you there.
- Groundwerx's employees of the month put up some large numbers when it comes to their core efforts cleaning the sidewalks, and removing trash and graffiti.
- The MOMENT shops on San Pedro Street have proven successful locally as a retail destination and now, thanks to attention by The Knight Foundation and Gehl, are gaining national attention.
- Al Fresco dining will continue in San Jose at least through Dec. 31.
- Five new businesses have opened in recent months. Today, see you at the Good Spot in SoFA, which is having its Grand Opening.
- Three more businesses -- Hoge Fenton, CreaTV and Poor House Bistro -- are announcing moves and all are staying downtown.
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