Beyond San Jose, these 5 real estate stories defined Silicon Valley development in 2018

San Jose wasn't the only part of Silicon Valley with significant real estate developments in 2018. Here are our picks for the five biggest commercial real estate stories that happened outside of the Bay Area's biggest city.

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