Newmark Knight Frank Moves Silicon Valley Office To Santana Row

Courtesy of Federal Realty Investment Trust
Park Valencia At Santana Row

Newmark Knight Frank will relocate its Silicon Valley office to Federal Realty Trust’s Santana Row in San Jose. The real estate firm will move 65 employees by the summer from its Santa Clara office to a little over 18K SF at 3055 Olin Ave. above Park Valencia.

The real estate company joins nine other companies with offices at Santana Row, according to Federal Realty Western Region Chief Operating Officer Jan Sweetnam.

NKF President Northwest Region Charles Seufferlein said the move will allow the firm to be more accessible to its regional, national and global clients with Silicon Valley real estate needs.

The real estate firm also is the leasing broker for 700 Santana Row, a 291K SF office building under construction. The eight-story structure features 30K and 50K SF floor plates and headquarter-quality office space.

Santana Row includes 50 shops, 30 restaurants, a 215-room boutique hotel, two parks and multiple plazas with outdoor seating, 615 apartments and 219 condos.

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