By Catherine Sweeney With its already significant presence in Silicon Valley, Apple is continuing to expand its base in Sunnyvale. In a transaction first reported by The Mercury News, the company acquired a 58,200 square foot office building for $46.5 million, or nearly $800 per square foot. The property was sold by Harvest Properties and […]
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