brandonlin
June 30, 2021
SAN JOSE — A shopping spree for Silicon Valley buildings in tech hotbeds has widened with the purchase of a San Jose building leased to a telecommunications equipment maker.
Peninsula Land & Capital has spent $165 million in recent days, including the real estate firm’s most recent building purchase in north San Jose, according to documents filed with officials in Santa Clara County and...
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SAN JOSE — A shopping spree for Silicon Valley buildings in tech hotbeds has widened with the purchase of a San Jose building leased to a telecommunications equipment maker.
Peninsula Land & Capital has spent $165 million in recent days, including the real estate firm’s most recent building purchase in north San Jose, according to documents filed with officials in Santa Clara County and...
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A business services division of
magnate Alan Greenberg’s venture capital fund.
The Santa Clara, California-based startup secured the funding from Greenberg’s
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