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Tech-Focused Investor Pays $109 Million for Package of Silicon Valley Data Center Sites

Digital Realty Lands Deal With Menlo Equities To Sell Off Four South Bay Computer System Buildings
The property at 444 Toyama Drive in Sunnyvale, California, was one of four assets traded in a nearly $109 million data center portfolio deal. (CoStar)
The property at 444 Toyama Drive in Sunnyvale, California, was one of four assets traded in a nearly $109 million data center portfolio deal. (CoStar)
CoStar News
September 23, 2021 | 1:33 AM

A Silicon Valley investor hasn't ventured far in its bid to bolster its fledgling data center footprint. Menlo Equities, a technology-focused real estate firm, closed on a nearly $109 million deal to acquire four separate computing sites in its backyard.

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