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Library at Fourth and San Fernando streets, one of downtown’s busiest pedestrian intersections.īaca has been doing plenty of staff appreciation catering events at San Jose State University as students have returned to classes full time after three semesters of online or hybrid schooling. “But that hasn’t stopped us from growing.” The Shop by Chef Baca on East Santa Clara Street is currently closed except for private events, but remains the base of his operations, which now includes the eatery space at the Dr. Have struggled,” said business owner Rodney Baca. Santa Clara County Health Department officers plan to lift the indoor mask mandate on March 2, 2022, which will literally and figuratively provide breaths of fresh air.
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San Pedro Social wants to be just that – social – so Messenger delayed its planned 2021 grand opening until March 3, when more people could enjoy its bowling, games, food and drink. Blanco expects to host 90 or more events in 2022, twice the number of 2021. “Now we need people back in the offices and patronizing our businesses.” Nothing suggests optimism more than a wedding, and Messenger’s Blanco Urban Venue has sold out Saturday matrimonial parties through the summer, he said. “We have built our entertainment district,” said Mike Messenger, owner of several properties in San Pedro Square. Office workers, residents, conventioneers and business travelers are very welcome to downtown’s small businesses.
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In just a few months, MIRO’s east tower is about 40 percent leased and the west tower at the corner of Fourth and Santa Clara streets will open this month, said Ted McMahon of Bayview Development Group. Fernando Street to link its four-building headquarters complex.Ĭondos at 188 W. James Towers represent more than 1,000 new units. On the residential front, MIRO across from City Hall and the 188 W. Meanwhile, Adobe continues construction on its north tower project and looks to make a connection over San Park Habitat’s other next-door neighbor, the 200 Park Avenue office building by Jay Paul Company, is installing its glass curtain wall and progressing toward project completion next year. Westbank and local partners Urban Community also announced in February it is ready to raze Parkside Hall and initiate construction on Park Habitat, a 20-story, 1.2 million square foot office building that includes nearly 61,000 square feet of museum space for its next-door neighbor, The Tech. “San Jose specifically continues to see demand for high-quality, creative workspaces outpace supply,” said Bob Pester, executive vice president of Boston Properties’ San Francisco region. The developers plan for building occupancy in 2024. The first phase of the three-building Platform 16 includes a 390,000 square-foot creative office building and the below-grade parking garage that will serve the entire 5.6-acre site. If you’re ready to buy or sell, give Will a call.“Once a symbol of the pandemic uncertainty, Platform 16 is again a symbol: this time of momentum, the strength of Silicon Valley office demand and the pandemic receding,” said Scott Knies, executive director of the San Jose Downtown Association.
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Will lives in Pawhuska with his wife Jeri, sons Beck and Penn, and daughter Karter. He serves as a coach for his son’s basketball and football teams, as well as his daughter’s basketball team. When he’s not working, you can often find him chasing mature whitetails with his bow, fishing with his kids, golfing, and traveling with his wife.
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At Midwest Land Group, he’s able to use his experience in investigation and analysis to market the unique features your land has to offer to potential buyers. Here, he graduated from Pawhuska High School, went on to attend Rogers State University in Claremore, then obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in fire protection and safety technology engineering from Oklahoma State in Stillwater.įor several years, Will worked in the Oil and Gas Industry, specializing in safety and pipeline inspection. Will was born and raised in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, a little over an hour’s drive north of Tulsa. When it comes to discussing land or habitat improvement, Will Pester’s enthusiasm and passion for the outdoors always shine through.