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Search giant Google has purchased three more office buildings in North San Jose, where it has quietly assembled what could be one of the largest corporate office campuses in the city, the Mercury News reports.

All told, the Alphabet Inc.-owned company has now purchased eight office or industrial buildings near North San Jose's Alviso district in the last two years, totaling more than $409 million. Google paid $137.5 million for the trio of buildings totaling 332,000 square feet at 4550 N. First…

Chuck Eggert's new store will be the company's third by the end of the year.

This is Swift's only Oakland asset.

The Cincinnati Planning Commission voted unanimously Friday to make it easier for residents and businesses to keep animals for farming purposes, establish community gardens and compost, among other urban agricultural issues.

For two years, the city and a steering committee looked at how to streamline its policies on urban agriculture in the zoning code because of expanded interest by residents and a complex web of regulations.

The amendments to the zoning code will allow farming as a right of property…

The property is zoned for single-family homes.

The property sold for well over $2,000 per square foot.

The first phase of the long-held plan, which is backed by Benaroya, will have about 425 residences and a large amount of commercial space.

As the old California Pacific Medical Center hospital prepares for a 2020 shuttering, San Francisco-based real estate developers TMG Partners and Grosvenor Americas are ramping up plans for a 273-home, “family focused” project to replace the Presidio Heights campus.

At a planning commission meeting Thursday, TMG presented the 3700 California St. project, which proposes to tear down existing buildings to develop 31 new ones — ranging from 40 to 80 feet in height. That includes a dozen single-family…

The Medina estate of adventuress Pam Lyford, which has been on the market for $35 million for a little over a year, has sold for $30 million.

“I am delirious,” says Lyford. “I am so happy that a neighbor family who only lives a few doors from me has bought it. And they are so involved with Children’s Hospital – so we share the same passions. I couldn’t be happier!”

The estate, with its long meandering drive, beautiful grounds and 280 feet of no-bank waterfront had not been on the…

Downtown Denver's population is expected to grow nearly 30% over the next four years.