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Korean Investment Fund Buys 100 Middlefield in Menlo Park for $12.3MM

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Aerial view of commercial and residential areas of Menlo Park, California toward Palo Alto along El Camino Real Rod near Middle Avenue.
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KVIC Silicon Valley, the U.S. arm of Korea's government venture capital fund, has purchased a Menlo Park office building for $12.3 million, demonstrating continued international confidence in Silicon Valley real estate. The Korean firm acquired the 10,341-square-foot property at 100 Middlefield Road from Premia Capital, paying $1,189 per square foot. The transaction comes as the […]

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