A century-old Bay Area family business known for supplying stone and brick just sold one of its Silicon Valley real estate holdings for $450 a square foot, pricing that lands closer to the market's trophy office towers than to comparable Class B buildings. A Silicon Valley office building tied to one of the Bay Area's […]
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