An electronics manufacturer scooped up a long-empty South San Jose research and office property at a steep markdown, a signal that some tech firms are still hunting for space despite a cautious market. A technology company has purchased a vacant South San Jose building that lenders seized through foreclosure, the kind of opportunistic move that […]
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