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CoreNet Examines Tech Firms’ Space Needs in Silicon Valley

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By Robert Carlsen In order to attract and retain the best and brightest employees, technology firms and real estate developers are searching for the right elements when designing their new or renovated tech campuses in Silicon Valley, and they are now focusing on large floor plates that encourage interaction and collaboration along with a heavy […]

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