A Chinese company has brought on local development help as it studies the feasibility of building a 10.5 million-square-foot mixed-use development in Santa Clara — a project that local insiders say could get even bigger.
The Chinese developer working on getting approvals for a 10.5 million-square-foot-development on a former Yahoo site in Santa Clara appears to have forged a formal relationship with a local developer to help with the process.
Harmonie Park Development last week announced in a tweet it was “excited to be named development advisor to Kylli.”
Kylli Inc., an American subsidiary of Shenzhen, China-based pharmaceuticals and real estate company Genzon, earlier this year got unanimous approval from Santa Clara City Council members to study amending the city’s general plan to grow the allowed development for the 48.6-acre site roughly at 3005 Democracy Way more than three-fold.
One local land use consultant now says the project could get even bigger, according to conversations he’s had with people purporting to be involved with the project.
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