If 2014 marked the year in which Google made some of the most sizable real estate transactions in Silicon Valley, 2015 is shaping to be Apple’s year. On the heels of purchasing 101 Tech Center just a couple of weeks ago from San Francisco-based Ellis Partners for $165 million, and n1 Campus in North San […]
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