600 Valley Way
Townhome Development

A new residential community creating opportunities for connection, sustainability, and homeownership in the heart of Milpitas.

The Sobrato Organization is leading the re-imagining of the Milpitas Nonprofit Center site at 600 Valley Way to create a new, vibrant residential community in the heart of Milpitas. The proposed project includes 134 townhome-style condominiums and a community building designed to bring neighbors together.

Re-imagining
of the Milpitas Nonprofit Center

Project Highlights

As part of the Milpitas Gateway–Main Street Specific Plan, this project supports the City’s long-term vision for sustainable growth and housing opportunity — creating a thoughtfully designed neighborhood where people can live, connect, and thrive.

134

townhome-style condominiums

15%

(20 units) offered as Below Market Rate (BMR) for-sale homes for moderate-income households

EV Charging

provided in both private garages and shared surface parking areas

2-Car Garage

included for each residence

Central Pathway

open to the public surrounded by attractive landscaping

Why It Matters

The 600 Valley Way project aligns with community and citywide goals for inclusive housing and sustainable development.

By transforming the Milpitas Nonprofit Center site into a welcoming residential neighborhood, The Sobrato Organization is helping expand homeownership opportunities, promote walkability, and strengthen the social fabric of Milpitas.

A digital rendering of a residential courtyard with green grass, trees, and pathway between two rows of beige apartment buildings with black windows and balconies. Overhead pergolas with hanging plants are visible, along with a large tree with red le
A detailed residential development site plan showing building layouts, parking areas, pathways, landscaping, and designated activity areas like a bocce ball court, community courtyard, outdoor lounge, and turf activity zone.
Map showing bus routes and project site in San Jose, California. Routes include 44, 47, 880, and 237 highways, with bus stops near parks, schools, and stores. City and highway boundaries are marked, with an indicated half-mile radius around the proje
Architectural elevation drawings of a clubhouse building labeled as 'Elevation - Clubhouse - D' and 'Elevation - Clubhouse - C' with structural details, roof, tower, and door designs.
Architectural blueprint of a multi-story residential building, showing front and side elevations with labeled measurements, window and door placements, balcony details, roofing, and building materials.
A digital rendering of a neighborhood courtyard with trees, benches, and modern buildings. People are walking and children are playing on the grass.
Architectural elevation drawings of a three-story residential building, showing front and rear views with dimensions and details of roof, windows, doors, and balconies.
A computer-generated rendering of a street lined with palm trees and modern white apartments, with a central tower, decorative landscaping, and pedestrians.
Architectural drawing of a multi-story residential building elevation with labeled dimensions, windows, balconies, and roof details.
Modern building with curved glass facade and water fountain at night.

Next Steps

Community
Involvement

The Sobrato Organization is working closely with the City of Milpitas to review project plans and complete environmental studies in alignment with the City’s Specific Plan.

The goal is to bring the project forward for Planning Commission consideration in early 2026, following adoption of the Specific Plan.

Community Meeting

We invite community members to learn more and share feedback at our upcoming virtual community meeting on Monday, November 10th, 2025, at 6pm PST.

Please join us using the Zoom link and phone-in instructions below.

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