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By Jon Peterson Mountain View-based Google has agreed to acquire a building and at the same time lease office space in downtown San Francisco, according to sources familiar with the transactions. The search engine company paid $65 million or $738 per square foot to buy the 88,000 square foot 188 The Embarcadero office building. It […]

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