Seeking lower rents and greater space, a wave of high-tech firmsis gearing up to relocate to this city on eastern edge of SiliconValley. Software giant Sybase is the first major firm to beginconstruction, breaking ground on their 420,000-sf campus last weekat Hacienda Drive and New Dublin Boulevard.
The two-building facility will house 1,000 employees, and lotsof perks. The campus will include a fitness center, a gourmetcafeteria, dry-cleaning services and child care facilities.
That, however, is just the beginning, says Dublin director ofcommunity development Eddie Peabody. "Other companies are proposingto move to Dublin," Peabody tells GlobeSt. "We are working onprojects now that will actually be bigger than Sybase."
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