SANTA CLARA, CA—Kopin Corporation says state of the art acoustic test chambers and measurement systems will help it drive voice and gesture-based technologies.

NEWARK, CA—With a 4.3% rate, new loan replaces a $62.9 million note with a $7.45% rate.

Panel takes a closer look at Google's Healthy Building Program, while exploring the role of concrete.

SANTA CLARA, CA— The single-story office and R&D building is leased to National Instruments. Drawbridge paid $13 million off market.

DANVILLE, CA—Nyland brings 25 years experience in the Bay Area.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Senior note connected to 63,271 square foot property.

SAN JOSE, CA—The online tool that enhances relationships between buyers, agents, lenders and service providers complements Move's existing offerings in buying, selling, renting, lending, and moving, helping Move expand portfolio of real estate tools.

SANTA CLARA, CA—HFF marketed complex consisting of 13 buildings.

FREMONT, CA—EIF will occupy building that was started in 2008, plus additional space from area developer.

SAN JOSE, CA-GlobeSt.com exclusively learns that Chateau La Salle gets a Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting and Servicing Loan.

SAN JOSE—LCM's project management staff now part of global group.

SAN JOSE, CA—Property, sold by Ciisco Systems, is zoned for office/R&D.

SAN JOSE, CA—The multi-story building at 3001 Orchard Pkwy. was most recently occupied by Fairchild Semiconductor.

SAN JOSE, CA—Company receives 50-year lease to operated seven hangers for Google and other Silicon Valley execs.

SAN JOSE, CA—Production and printing will move to other locations.

SAN JOSE, CA—Seven story building will enclose two concepts, and nearly 400 rooms.

SAN JOSE, CA—Housing Authority of the County of Santa Clara Confirms $21 Million Cut in Section 8 Funding Will Bring Hardship to County's Poorest Families

SAN JOSE, CA—Average sale price jumped nearly 24 percent in February, ahead of spring starts.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—The U.S. Navy spent nearly $10 million in 2012 to clean up an adjacent site.

SAN JOSE, CA—Hyper-green technologies and startling, but purposeful design may be the common thread in four new outsized tech campus projects.