Google Buys Yahoo Buildings in Sunnyvale for $1 Billion - bohntheirried

According to reports coming out of Sunnyvale, Golden State, Google has purchased a pregnant part of the Yahoo office complex in 701 Initiatory Avenue. The Mountain View giant has reportedly purchased seven buildings in the complex, and will be renting them back to Yahoo for what is an undisclosed amount of money at this detail.

While Google has not commented connected the buy and so far, a Google voice confirmed the buy to ABC7 news. Meanwhile, Sunnyvale city coach, Kent Steffens said, "IT's a big enchilada. Google has acquired rather a bit of property in our Moffet Park area."

As of now, it's unclear what Google plans to dress with its new buy up, yet the company did say that it plans to keep the Yokel office park as an office place only. Still, the keep company could want to use the buildings for its plan to progress 1 billion homes in the Bay Sphere. According to Steffens, Moffet Park isn't currently zoned for living accommodations and should Google wishing to build houses there, it will want an amendment to the Moffet Common Specific Land Economic consumption Contrive.

ABC7 word spoke to localized residents about their thoughts on Google's expansion into what is essentially their neighbourhood. Valeria Taylor, a local resident said to the news outlet, "(If) that would in reality reduce the impact and street traffic all complete the place, hey, why not!"She further added, "This would dilute down on commutes, which is peachy. But we let water that has to be supplied to these homes, also cloaca. How very much sewage piping is there? And what is it loss to manage the infrastructure of our waste product products rightfield directly? These are things we own to think about."

Whether or non Google ever decides to convert buildings in the Moffet Park domain into houses remains to be seen. However, even if it does, the city reportedly aforementioned that making the required amendment to the Moffet Park Specific Land Use Plan will take over a year, then Google distinctly has a long traveling to go.