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Apixio Inc., a company specializing in data science solutions for the healthcare industry, is moving to 1850 Gateway in San Mateo.

The company leased 21,440 square feet in the 142,900-square-foot building to house its 120 employees with plans to add about 30 more staff.

“We are delighted to welcome Apixio to 1850 Gateway, which is now at full occupancy after a series of strategic renovations transformed the building into a next generation workplace,” said John Held, a broker with CBRE who…

Webcor, the second-largest Bay Area general contractor by 2017 revenue, opened a San Jose office this week.

Shelley Doran, Webcor's senior vice president of business development, will lead the office at 1 Almaden Blvd. The 3,700-square-foot space will grow to around 35 employees. Webcor also has offices in San Francisco, which is its headquarters, and Alameda and Los Angeles.

“With our new South Bay presence, we can accommodate the large pool of current employees who live here. We also have…

The 32-acre property sold at an auction that included 10 bidders.

If you're looking for luxury in Lake County, check out 15633 Pendio Drive in Montverde, which is listed for $4.99 million, or $431 per square foot.

This 11,600-square-foot home on 1.5 acres in Bella Collina Golf Resort has six bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and one half bath, as well as direct access to Lake Apopka with a private boat dock and boathouse, according to Realtor.com. It has wood details throughout, as well as 18th century stained-glass accents. Built in 2010, much of the home was remodeled…

Voters this fall will decide the fate of a controversial development in Genoa Township.

The Delaware County Board of Elections has certified more than 1,400 signatures for a referendum on 43 acres of farmland that a real estate broker wants to develop into housing.

Benton Benalcazar wants to build a 64-home single-family development, The Ravines at Hoover, just southwest of the corner of Oxbow and Tussic Street roads.

Romanelli and Hughes would build the homes in the $500,000 to $700,000 range.…

The duo of West, 67, and Swope, 26, have formed a new farm and ranch real estate company.

Seattle-based developer American Life wants a judge to overrule City Hall on signs that have been declared too large and too close to the historic King Street Station next door.

Apparel brands are one of the most challenged sectors in the retail industry. Yet new leases across the Bay Area prove that clothing is nowhere near apocalyptic.

The move will nearly double the company's existing space and set it up for future growth.

Four million square feet of development could be slated for the site.