A New York investment firm has locked up more than two decades of guaranteed rent from one of the world's largest technology companies by buying the Sunnyvale campus that Hewlett Packard Enterprise inherited when it swallowed Juniper Networks for $14 billion last year. An affiliate of Bluerock, the New York-based alternative asset manager, paid $330.8 […]
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