
How Gen X is reshaping 55-plus living
By Katherine Langford
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Agrihood residential development at 76 North Winchester Blvd. near Stevens Creek Boulevard in Santa Clara, bird s-eye view, concept. (Steinberg Hart) SANTA CLARA The Santa Clara City Council has agreed to a revamped plan to build townhouses for sale rather than apartments for rent at the mixed-use Agrihood housing development. The City Council voted 4-0 with one abstention to approve 44 townhouses and ditch a prior proposal for 160 apartments near the corner of Winchester Boulevard and Stevens Creek Boulevard in Santa Clara. Related Articles Would California home prices tumble if tech stocks crashed? How Gen X is reshaping 55-plus living Century-old Oakland factory is bought by cereal and grains producer Wells Fargo sign installation completed atop San Jose office tower Young home shoppers still priced out without help, according to survey Santa