By Daniel Smith Palo Alto-based Windy Hill Property Ventures scored a coup recently by pre-leasing it first ever ground-up development with two up-and-coming companies, though the building was barely half built. “We were really fortunate,” said Mike Field, Windy Hill commercial director, about leasing the three-story, mixed-use building on a long vacant parcel in downtown […]
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