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Mountain View’s Climbing Ticket Price Doesn’t Faze

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By Jon Peterson The heady purchase price for a downtown Mountain View office building paid by Silicon Valley’s Menlo Equities brought little excitement from South Bay brokers who said the deal at $715 a foot represents market value. “The price paid for 303 Bryant [St.] wasn’t high when you consider the market that it’s in […]

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