By Vladimir Bosanac Shorenstein Properties, a San Francisco-based commercial real estate owner and investor, expanded its relationship in Redmond with Microsoft. The company leased to the technology giant Building 3, a three-story, 85,876-square foot building in the Redmond Town Center complex, according to sources with direct knowledge of the transaction. The building, located at 16221 […]
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