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What's Going To Happen To LinkedIn's Real Estate Now?

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The fate of LinkedIn’s real estate holdings remains an open question after Microsoft announced a $26.2B takeover of the professional social networking site.

Microsoft said it did not want to interfere with LinkedIn’s real estate or expansion plans in Mountain View, according to the Silicon Valley Business Journal.

Enderle Group president Rob Enderle predicted no major space consolidation will occur until late 2017, since acquirers generally leave things alone for the first year or so.

So it seems LinkedIn’s portfolio is safe for the time being. [SVBJ]

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