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Jay Paul to Buy 50 West San Fernando in San Jose for +$235MM

June 4, 20191 Mins read449
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By Jon Peterson San Francisco-based Jay Paul Company has been selected as the buyer of 50 West San Fernando Street (formerly the Knight Ridder building) office property in San Jose for in excess of $235 million, or over $683 per square foot, according to sources that track the sale of major office assets in the […]

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