Google's in No Rush for More Real Estate

It might surprise you, but the search engine giant hasn't inked any big leases or made any large property acquisitions in the last six months. Google did make two smaller moves this year, including buying 2367 Marine Way in Mountain View, a building it already occupies. Insiders think it's a new era for Google, as the company looks to rein in costs and curb some of its explosive growth under new CFO Ruth Porat, reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal. [SVBJ]

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