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Q1 IPOs end with rush, who’s on deck? (Besides Facebook)
A rush of local offerings this week made it seem like IPOs are back in vogue but that may be deceptive.
Bloomberg says its data shows that the first quarter saw just $15.8 billion raised in initial public offerings, the lowest in any quarter since 200…
Top 5: Silicon Valley Residential Real Estate Builders
This week the Business Journal published a list of the top residential real estate builders. The list was ranked by the number of homes sold in Silicon Valley* in 2011.
Information was obtained from Hanley Wood Market Intelligence. Here is a sneak pee…
Stanford — and others — have big plans in Redwood City
Stanford University has grand plans to build out 1.5 million square feet of new development in Redwood City.
I wrote about this and more concerning what Redwood City has got going on, real estate-wise, in this week’s Business Journal.
The school is l…
UCSC research project hatching up success
Lil the peregrine falcon is doing anything but laying an egg for researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
As part of a project by UCSC’s Predatory Bird Research Project, the soon-to-be mother falcon is actually sitting atop four eggs…
City of Palo Alto eyes downtown post office site
The city of Palo Alto wants to buy the U.S. Post Office site on 380 Hamilton Ave.
Post officials informed the city in late December that they wanted to downsize its operations in Palo Alto and had plans to put the historic site up for sale.
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