San Jose Office Getting Residential Makeover

The 82k SF office building at 1 N First St in downtown San Jose—one busting at the seams with tenants during the dot-com days—is now getting a new life. Owner Kirk Kozlowski of Saratoga Capital plans to transform the commercial building on one of downtown’s top corners into apartments. The vision calls for 72 residential units in five stories with about 7,500 SF of retail on the ground floor, reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal. Current office tenants include Lincoln Law School and Meriwest Credit Union. [SVBJ]

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