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Stanford Seeks to Develop Investment Property in Unincorporated San Mateo County

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By Jacob Bourne Stanford University owns a 14.2-acre wooded and partially landscaped parcel in what’s currently a small unincorporated portion of San Mateo County at 2111 and 2121 Sand Hill Road. Existing structures on the property are the Meyer-Buck residence, which houses the University’s Provost and a Hewlett Foundation office building adjacent to a PG&E […]

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