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Amazon Snaps Up Pasadena Industrial Property for $78.8MM as Data Center Demand Reshapes SoCal Real Estate

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The e-commerce giant paid $469 per square foot for a flex building that could signal expanding digital infrastructure footprint Amazon has purchased a 168,000-square-foot flex industrial property in Pasadena for $78.76 million, according to county records reviewed by The Registry. The transaction values the property at 2964 Bradley Street at $469 per square foot, representing […]

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