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DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE - CURRENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 1 NORTH SAN PEDRO TOWER WEST ST JULIAN ST 1 313 UNITS EST. COMPLETION 2017 MARKET GATEWAY TOWER TO MARKET CENTER 2 276 UNITS DEVINE ST 20,000 SF RETAIL EST. COMPLETION 2018 FAMILY JUSTICE CITY 13 HEIGHTS CENTER STUDENT HOUSING LITTLE ITALY 3 450 UNITS 3,075 SF RETAIL EST. COMPLETION 2018 4 ST JAMES PARK SILVERY TOWERS 643 UNITS 4 20,000 SF RETAIL EST. COMPLETION 2016 SAN PEDRO SQUARE SAN PEDRO BOUTIQUE HOTEL SQUARE 605 S. SECOND STREET CENTERRA MARKET WEST ST. JOHN STREET 5 76 ROOMS DONNER Guadalupe River Guadalupe LOFTS 4,369 SF RETAIL 7 CARLYSLE 6 Los Gatos Creek MARSHALL SQUARES AXIS 14 190 UNITS SYMPHONY 6 10,835 SF RETAIL STUDENT HOUSING EST. COMPLETION 2017 17 NORTH SAN PEDRO STREET NOTRE DAME STREET NORTH FIRST STREET NORTH THIRD STREET NORTH SECOND STREET NORTH FOURTH STREET NORTH MARKET STREET 6TH STREET FLATS 19 TO ARENA WEST SANTA CLARA STREET EAST SANTA CLARA STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT STUDENT HOUSING ONE 7 126 UNITS AC HOTEL SOUTH 2,380 SF RETAIL MARKET FOUNTAIN ALLEY CITY 10 HALL ALMADEN AVENUE POST STREET SOBRATO BLOCK 3 LIGHTSTON ALLEY POST STREET 8 399 UNITS SOUTH MARKET STREET 5K COMMERCIAL SOUTH SAN PEDRO STREET 16 DELGAS AVENUE 170 PARK CENTER PLAZA ALMADEN BLVD SOUTH FIFTH STREET SOUTH FIRST STREET SOUTH THIRD STREET 9 264 UNITS SOUTH SECOND STREET SOUTH FOURTH STREET N FERNANDO STREET 7,700 SF RETAIL WEST SAN FERNANDO STREET WEST SAN FERNANDO STREET EAST SAN FERNANDO STREET THE 88 POST & SAN PEDRO TOWER 182 UNITS 10 7,767 SF RETAIL SAN FAIRMONT 8 JOSE HOTEL STATE BALBACH CONDOS 9 UNIVERSITY 11 100 UNITS PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE CONVENTION & CULTURAL DISTRICT PASEO DE SAN ANTONIO PASEO DE S AN ANTONIO THE PIERCE CESAR PASEO D E SAN 232 UNITS 18 AN TONI CHAVEZ O 12 4,300 SF RETAIL PARK EST. COMPLETION 2016 PARKVIEW TOWERS CIVIC AUDITORIUM 13 220 UNITS WEST SAN CARLOS STREET EAST SAN CARLOS STREET 18,500 SF RETAIL WEST SAN CARLOS STREET SoFA DISTRICT MODERA GUADALUPE 3 14 204 UNITS PARK & 9,207 SF RETAIL GARDENS Guadalupe River Trail 360 RESIDENCES CONVENTION 598 SOUTH FIRST STREET ALMADEN BLVD CENTER SOUTH FOURTH STREET 15 105 UNITS 2,170 SF RETAIL WOZ WAY SAN SALVADOR STREET “GREYHOUND SITE” 16 KT URBAN VIOLA STREET 708 UNITS 18,500 SF RETAIL STREET MARKET SOUTH 20 SJSC PROPERTIES 17 350 UNITS 1 350,000 SF OFFICE 20,000 SF RETAIL BALBACH STREET 2 ALMADEN AVENUE SOUTH FIFTH STREET CURRENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS MUSEUM PLACE 11 (11/2014) E WILLIAM STREET 18 210,000 SF OFFICE 185 UNITS Map Key 60,000 SF TECH EXPANSION CURRENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT #DIRIDON: TRAMMELL CROW 19 850,000 SF COMMERCIAL RECENTLY COMPLETED 325 UNITS PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT SITES 15 439 S. 4TH STREET Project Status Key 12 20 168 RESIDENTIAL UNITS UNDER CITY REVIEW 5 UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.sjdowntown.com.

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