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Tech fix and playtime: Skip the runaround and pop into Apple Stanford Shopping Center for hands-on demos like Apple Vision Pro, quick in-store pickup, and actual humans at the Genius Bar.
Indie night upgrade: Landmark's Aquarius Theatre is the rare spot where indie and foreign films meet cushy leather seats, one auditorium with recliners, and grown up concessions like beer, wine, sweet potato fries, 8" pepperoni pizza, and classic hot dogs, perfect when you want something smarter th…
Subtle style, big zen: Viange Fuga Hair Salon leans into a minimalist, Japanese sense of elegance with stylists trained in Japan and the U.S., a space designed to engage the five senses, rigorous product standards, and its own CRES care line.
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Bell Partners, a Greensboro, North Carolina-based company, has acquired two apartment communities in South San Francisco and Reading, Massachusetts for $226 million.
Full story at multifamilyaffordablehousing.com ↗
Revolution Medicines, a Redwood City-based company developing and delivering a pipeline of medicines to treat cancer mutations, is set to lease 700K SF of life sciences space at Pacific Shores Center in San Francisco.
Full story at bisnow.com ↗
California students at Palo Alto High School went on a field trip to a mosque last fall, meeting the mosque's imam and a Muslim civil rights lawyer, and receiving Qur'ans as gifts as gifts and encouraged female students to wear hijabs.
Full story at christiancentury.org ↗
A new one-stop hub for benefits and family services is opening in San Mateo, California.
Full story at patch.com ↗
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