North San Jose Commercial District

Recurring historical listings at this address point to office / flex use, including office, professional, coworking.

Represents a recurring office / flex property pattern within North San Jose's technology office, R&D, and flex business-park district.

Multi-tenant technology office near the North First Street corridor.

Shows the office/R&D format that defines North San Jose's large-block tech environment.

Recurring historical listings at this address point to office / coworking use, including office, professional, coworking.

Represents a recurring office / coworking property pattern within North San Jose's technology office, R&D, and flex business-park district.

Low-rise flex building serving hardware, engineering, and service-commercial users.

Shows the flexible office-industrial buildings common north of downtown San Jose.

R&D-oriented building in the Zanker and Montague business corridor.

Helps explain North San Jose as a practical technology and production-adjacent district.

Serviceable flex-industrial building near the airport-side business grid.

Adds the industrial/flex side of North San Jose rather than only office campuses.

Functional R&D building along a corridor with repeated business-park listing activity.

Shows the district's practical engineering and technical-user buildings.

Industrial and service-commercial building close to freeway and airport access.

Shows why North San Jose also works for flex and operations-oriented users.

Campus-style office setting near major North San Jose employers.

Shows the larger, auto-oriented office blocks that differentiate this district from downtowns.

Larger landscaped office campus building near the Guadalupe River corridor.

Shows the corporate-campus side of North San Jose's location decision.

Smaller flex-commercial building near the core business park network.

Shows the mid-scale service and flex spaces that support larger technology campuses.

Business-park building near regional commute and supplier corridors.

Shows the regional-access logic behind North San Jose's office/flex demand.

Commercial support building on the edge of the airport and business park grid.

Adds a service-commercial layer that keeps the district from reading as only office campuses.