Tech company sells part of Silicon Valley campus to real estate group

SUNNYVALE — Fujitsu North America has sold to a veteran real estate company a Sunnyvale site where the tech company has been operating locally.

The office and research building was bought for $31 million, according to documents filed on Jan. 20 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office.

Fujitsu sold the building to an affiliate of San Francisco-based PSAI Realty Partners, the county property records show.

PSAI is active in the Bay Area real estate sector, with a number of purchases and sales in the Silicon Valley market in recent years.

The just-sold two-story building totals 134,200 square feet, according to an archived version of a building sales brochure that

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