The U.S. unit of China-based Genzon Group has won final approval from the Santa Clara City Council for a massive mixed-use project known as Mission Point.
Kylli, the San Francisco-based subsidiary of Genzon Group, is planning to build up to 3M SF of office and research labs, 1,800 homes, 100K SF of shops and restaurants, 10K SF of childcare facilities and seven acres of parks and open space.
The urban village will rise on a 48-acre site at 3005 Democracy Way, on the south side of Tasman Drive, currently occupied by single-story offices and parking lots. The site is in proximity to Levi’s Stadium.
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