2033 Gateway Place
Office space · Airport-adjacent office and technology corridor
North San Jose is a large Silicon Valley office, R&D, and industrial/flex district shaped by airport access, Highway 101, I-880, 237, light rail, and larger-parcel technology campuses.
Use this page as a starting point for comparing North San Jose with the broader San Jose commercial real estate market.
Selected examples of the local commercial environment
Office, Industrial, Flex
Broader San Jose market
Common signals may reflect historical or contextual patterns. They do not represent live availability.
North San Jose is a large Silicon Valley office, R&D, and industrial/flex district shaped by airport access, Highway 101, I-880, 237, light rail, and larger-parcel technology campuses.
Compare if adjacent Santa Clara office and technology campus context may fit better than North San Jose's broader R&D/flex geography.
Compare if a more concentrated Sunnyvale innovation district may fit better than North San Jose's larger corridor pattern.
Compare if warehouse/flex and industrial functionality matter more than office/R&D identity.
Compare if urban downtown access, Caltrain/light rail, and civic context matter more than larger-parcel tech geography.
Selected examples that help ground the area's commercial texture.
Use these relationships to read North San Jose as a broad office, R&D, and flex corridor rather than a downtown or neighborhood district.
A more established Santa Clara technology-office and campus context west of North San Jose.
Innovation-campus comparisonA more concentrated Sunnyvale innovation district for large office and technology-campus users.
Industrial/flex contrastMore directly warehouse/flex and service-commercial along I-880 and 237.
Urban core contrastMore walkable, transit-oriented, civic, and downtown-office oriented.
Explore commercial space types across the broader San Jose market.
Use the broader city page and market guide to continue comparing commercial real estate options across San Jose.