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Google to Spend Additional $245.5MM on Three Sunnyvale Properties

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By Vladimir Bosanac Google’s appetite for real estate seems unabated. After NetApp announced earlier this week that the Mountain View technology behemoth was spending $318.7 million, or close to $837 per square foot, to purchase three buildings and unimproved land around them, Google seems to want more. Fortune Magazine got its hands on an internal […]

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