By Catherine Sweeney After purchasing a 196,647 square-foot research and development asset in 2020, Exeter Property Group has sold the building for more than double what it was purchased at. According to public documents reviewed by The Registry, the San Jose building was acquired by an entity affiliated with Lafayette-based Cortese Investments for $103.8 million, […]
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