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Moving and Storage Company Zippy Shell Buys 3.8-Acre Vacant Lot in San Jose for $12MM

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By The Registry Staff A vacant lot in San Jose has traded hands. Zippy Shell, a company known for its innovative approach to moving and storage solutions, has expanded its footprint in the Bay Area with the acquisition of a 3.8-acre lot. According to a report from The Mercury News, an affiliate of Zippy Shell […]

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