GOOD MOVE

That plant may be trying to photobomb CresaPartner co-founder Scott Kinder's pic, but we know which one is the better dealmaker. Case in point: the 80k-plus SF lease Scott and CresaPartners’ Peter Hamann did recently for Good Technology at 430 N Mary Ave in Sunnyvale. (Hughes Marino’s David Marino cooperated in the transaction, and Cornish & Carey’s Phil Mahoney repped the landlord.) Scott, whom we chatted with yesterday, tells us the deal was an HQ relocation and expansion for Good, currently housed in 52k SF in Redwood City. The company will take the second and third floors in one of the business park’s three buildings. Move-in’s slated for November. The new facility is in a highly sought after corridor in the South Bay, on the border between Sunnyvale and Mountain View. And if Good’s employees feel bad about driving—a Caltrain shuttle stops there.

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