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MetLife Investment Management Buys 200,000 SQFT Shopping Center in Cupertino for $92.5MM

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By Kate Snyder Silicon Valley’s retail market continues to attract investors with the recent sale of the Homestead Square shopping center in Cupertino. The 205,714 square foot asset was purchased in an all-cash deal by an entity affiliated with MetLife Investment Management for $92.5 million, or approximately $449 per square foot, according to a report […]

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