Rapid5 Moves to Silicon Valley Headquarters

SAN JOSE, CA-Rapid5, a tech firm providing converged Internet and telephone products, has signed a five-year lease on permanent headquarters.

By Allison Landa | August 08, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The San Jose, Calif.-based network products provider has signed a five-year lease on its permanent headquarters. The company recently moved into the 38,400-sf building at 180 Baytech Drive.

Carlos Lorente of Wayne Mascia & Associates brokered the deal between Rapid5 and building owner CarrAmerica Development Inc.

Rapid5 has 120 employees worldwide. Seventy are located in San Jose.

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