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San Jose tech campus lands buyer for well over $260 million (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE — A North San Jose office campus home to multiple tech companies was acquired at a price that is well above what the property was sold for just five years ago, public records show. Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm Preylock Holdings bought the campus known as Assembly at North First for $264.9 million, documents filed on Sept. 30 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office show. The purchase price is 9.3% above the latest assessed value of 242.3 million for the property as
San Jose tech campus lands buyer for well over $260 million (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE — A North San Jose office campus home to multiple tech companies was acquired at a price that is well above what the property was sold for just five years ago, public records show. Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm Preylock Holdings bought the campus known as Assembly at North First for $264.9 million, documents filed on Sept. 30 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office show. The purchase price is 15.9% above the latest assessed value for the property as of January. Exe
San Jose tech campus lands buyer for well over $260 million (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE — A North San Jose office campus home to multiple tech companies was acquired at a price that is well above what the property was sold for just five years ago, public records show. Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm Preylock Holdings bought the campus known as Assembly at North First for $264.9 million, documents filed on Sept. 30 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office show. The purchase price is 9.3% above the latest assessed value of 242.3 million for the property as
San Jose Sharks prepare to move into new downtown HQ (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE — Before work begins on a $425 million renovation of the SAP Center, the San Jose Sharks plan to move into their new downtown headquarters at 450 W. Santa Clara St. In July, the NHL team paid Google $10 million for the 22,100-square-foot office building. “We want to be an anchor for the downtown,” said Chris Shay, a senior vice president for government affairs with Sharks Sports & Entertainment. “We want to help the community and neighborhood become more vibrant.” The Sharks launched a
San Jose Sharks prepare to move into new downtown HQ (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE — Before work begins on a $425 million renovation of the SAP Center, the San Jose Sharks plan to move into their new downtown headquarters at 450 W. Santa Clara St. In July, the NHL team paid Google $10 million for the 22,100-square-foot office building. “We want to be an anchor for the downtown,” said Chris Shay, a senior vice president for government affairs with Sharks Sports & Entertainment. “We want to help the community and neighborhood become more vibrant.” The Sharks launched a
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