When Google announced its plans for Downtown West, it was described as the largest redevelopment effort in San Jose's history. The project proposed a $19 billion mixed-use district, anchored by a new Google campus near Diridon Station, and 15 acres of parks and open space along the Guadalupe River. However, a decade later, the site remains largely empty. The city estimates that the project will generate about $79 million a year in property taxes and additional revenue from construction taxes and development fees.