UPDATED OCT. 15, 2014 By Jon Peterson Menlo Park-based Landbank Investments just cleared the final approval hurdle for a major new office development in Sunnyvale totaling more than 777,000 square feet. The city council of Sunnyvale approved the developer’s project called Central & Wolfe Campus after a three-and-half hour deliberation by a vote of 5-2. [contextly_sidebar id="fzax15jYuMktlvVv9EhEKvzR3oA0UIJT"]The development […]
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