SAN JOSE

San Jose Business News

Across San Jose, coverage here takes in corporate mergers, market shifts, funding rounds, store closures and executive leadership changes. This reporting tracks how these developments impact the city's broader economy.

Signia Hotel in San Jose to Be Marketed in 2027

Signia Hotel in San Jose to Be Marketed in 2027

BrightSpire Capital, which took over the 541-room downtown hotel through foreclosure, expects to put it up for sale next year.

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Do you think the economy in your area is getting better or worse?


Industry

Retail

Developer Proposes Car Complex Near Westfield Oakridge

A new 175,400-square-foot automotive dealership and gas station is proposed for a San Jose retail site.


Public Companies

Public Companies

Calix Posts $301.7M Revenue, Beats Estimates

The San Jose networking firm reported third-quarter results above analyst expectations and issued a forward revenue outlook.

Calix Posts $301.7M Revenue, Beats Estimates

Jobs

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Should San Jose approve more apartment buildings like this one in your neighborhood?

Remote Work

Syres Properties Proposes 264 Apartments on Winchester

A developer seeks to build a seven-story apartment complex on the former Century 24 theater site in West San Jose.

Syres Properties Proposes 264 Apartments on Winchester

Philanthropy

Live Poll

Do you trust local nonprofits to make housing more affordable in your area?

Philanthropy

Housing Trust Maps 10-Year Plan for $30M Gift

Housing Trust Silicon Valley laid out a decade-long strategy for its largest individual donation in 25 years.

Housing Trust Maps 10-Year Plan for $30M Gift

Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Do you prefer when local restaurants maintain their unique branding or adopt more standardized concepts?

Openings & Closings

Black Sheep Brasserie Transitions to Wild Oak Grill

The San Jose restaurant on Lincoln Avenue now operates as a single concept following a brand update.

Black Sheep Brasserie Transitions to Wild Oak Grill

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Coverage takes in industry trends, startup activity, commercial developments, and the organizational moves shaping the market. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. In this hub of innovation, venture capital investment and large-scale corporate expansion define the rhythm of the business climate. Economic cycles and shifting demand for specialized office space are the two factors that consistently constrain and influence local commerce.