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Harvest Properties & Invesco Break Ground on First Phase of ±560,000 Sunnyvale Development Site

June 28, 20191 Mins read682
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Silicon Valley, CA (June 27, 2019) – A joint venture between Harvest Properties and Invesco have commenced construction on a premier class “A” office development site in the heart of one of Silicon Valley’s most active submarkets. This fully entitled development opportunity, just minutes from Downtown Sunnyvale, will provide corporate users seamless Caltrain connectivity and convenient […]

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