The Palo Alto-based chipmaker converted from tenant to owner of its Irvine Spectrum headquarters, paying $325 million to landlord PRP Real Assets—roughly $492 per square foot and $30 million less than PRP paid five years ago—with more than a decade still left on its lease.
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