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Santa Clara County Pays $252MM to Snap Up Land for Growing Workforce

October 29, 20183 Mins read415
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By Meghan Hall Santa Clara County has snapped up several properties — paying private property owners a combined $252 million in two deals — since July 2018 in an effort to find space for its growing workforce. The acquisitions come during a period where the county — and the greater Bay Area — have experienced […]

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