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New Investment Firm Layline Buys 20,000 SQFT Warehouse in Sunnyvale for $15.1MM in Company’s First Bay Area Purchase

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By The Registry Staff Layline LLC, a recently established industrial real estate firm, recently announced the successful completion of its first acquisition in the Bay Area. The Oakland-based company, founded by Drew Hess and Mark English earlier this year, purchased a 20,000 square foot warehouse on approximately three acres of land at 1276 Reamwood Ave. […]

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