Vander-Bend is leasing a total of 200,000 square feet, which makes it the largest lease in Renovation Row. They are also investing $7 million in renovations and improvements to the building.
Source: SJ Economy News
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Vander-Bend Moving to Renovation Row
Vander-Bend is a contract manufacturer with 500 employees that were scattered across several buildings in Silicon Valley, the largest of which was in Sunnyvale. The company has recently consolidated all of there employees under one roof at 2701 Orchard Parkway in a North San Jose area becoming known as "Renovation Row" (I think Nathan Donato-Weinstein from the SVBJ gets credit for coining that term).
Vander-Bend is leasing a total of 200,000 square feet, which makes it the largest lease in Renovation Row. They are also investing $7 million in renovations and improvements to the building.
Source: SJ Economy News
Vander-Bend is leasing a total of 200,000 square feet, which makes it the largest lease in Renovation Row. They are also investing $7 million in renovations and improvements to the building.
Source: SJ Economy News
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I think getting all the employees closer together under one roof is a good choice as the people management would definitely be easier. Furthermore, the level of teamwork would increase and that means work cohesion would be supported. There is going to be a lot of work with the removals of the things at the old sites but all that work would be well worth it.
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