Phil Mahoney and Jack Troedson with Cornish & Carey’s San Jose office will be one of the teams working with SRGNC to create a plan for the Maude campus. According to SRGNC, the City of Mountain View is in the process of updating its general plan and has re-designated the campus area for high-intensity office use that allows for more dense use than is currently on the site. The City expects to adopt the new general plan this summer.

SRGNC could not be reached by GlobeSt.com before deadline to discuss the specific ideas the developers have for this project or the estimated construction costs.

“The existing campus was built in the early 1980s and needs major renovations to remain competitive in the current office market,” says Birdwell. “This is a challenging and exciting assignment for our team. We will investigate the many options available to identify the repositioning opportunities and redevelopment scenarios available.”

SRG has been active in the California market this year. As GlobeSt.com reported earlier this month, the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust has contracted with SRGNC to develop 155 luxury apartments at 888 N. San Mateo Dr. in San Mateo. The $68.9 million development will offer residents such amenities as an outdoor pool and playground, along with a dog park, fitness center, and underground parking. Also, in February SRG has started construction on Pacific Pointe, a collection of seven corporate-headquarters industrial buildings totaling 677,142 square feet for sale or for lease at Douglas Park, a master-planned development in Long Beach, CA, next to Long Beach Airport. When completed this summer, the buildings will range from 33,455 to 170,673 square feet. And in January the company broke ground on Township, a luxury apartment community in Redwood City, CA, consisting of a four-story building with 132 luxury rental units ranging from 630 square feet to 1,200 square feet. At the time, SRGNC told GlobeSt.com that construction cost is approximately $40 million.