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Yahoo zeroing in on space at Chronicle Building

By James Temple

Yahoo could soon become the newest tenant in The Chronicle headquarters and the latest tech giant to expand in San Francisco. The news that Yahoo was zeroing in on the space was first reported by the respected industry blog All Things D. Industry sources confirmed advanced talks are under way and said Yahoo has been scouting the San Francisco office market for about 60,000 square feet for the last six months or so. Terms of the deal are far from clear.

via SF Chronicle – Real Estate News – San Francisco Chronicle.

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