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Apple Pays $44MM for Sunnyvale Office Building as Returns to Work are Delayed

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Apple, Invesco, 123 Uranium Drive, Public Retirement System of Nevada, Sunnyvale
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By Meghan Hall Apple is continuing to invest into Silicon Valley commercial real estate, despite many companies delaying a return to work once again. In a deal that closed last week,  the tech firm paid $44 million for a Sunnyvale office property. According to The Mercury News, the sellers were an entity affiliated with Invesco […]

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