SANTA CLARA — A company that manufactures multiple Apple products acquired two Santa Clara research and industrial buildings, documents show.
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Q-Edge, a unit of Foxconn Tech Group, paid $54.6 million for the empty buildings at 2975 and 3001 Stender Way, public documents filed on Oct. 19 show.
Together, they total 110,100 square feet. The 2975 Stender site totals 45,800 square feet and the 3001 Stender building totals 64,300 square feet, according to a leasing brochure circulated by commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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Foxconn and Q-Edge described the buildings as “factory space.” It wasn’t immediately known how Q-Edge aims to use the properties.
The buildings are in a part of Santa Clara that’s dotted with tech workplaces and data centers, including multiple sites that can accommodate an expansion of Nvidia’s headquarters.
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