By Vladimir Bosanac Adobe announced on June 12, 2017 a major expansion in San Jose and said that it was in contract to acquire a lot at 333 West Fernando Street, which is just the west of its existing campus. According to public documents, Adobe paid Wolff Urban and J.P. DiNapoli Companies Inc. $68 million. […]
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