Google Puts 225,000 Square Feet of Palo Alto Office Space on the Market for Sublease… Again
October 24, 2008
Google (GOOG: 882.79 -0.75%) has once again put its building at 395 Page Mill Road in Palo Alto on the market for sublease. Since signing a 10-year lease for the 224,000 square foot building mid-last year from Jay Paul Company, the building has sat vacant. The building was acquired by the Jay Paul Company from Agilent Technologies in 2006 for approximately $425 psf ($95M). The three-story building was built in 2000, sits on 10 acres, features 3/1000 parking, and is also within walking distance of California Avenue amenities and the Caltrain station.
The term of the sublease runs through June 30, 2017. The space was offered for sublease by Google earlier this year for a short period of time before the space was pulled off the market. It was speculated that Facebook was interested in the building, but Facebook ended up leasing 137,000 square feet at 1601 California Avenue in August instead.
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Tags: Agilent Technologies, Class A, Google, Jay Paul, Office Space, Palo Alto, Sublease




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