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Google Land Purchase Legitimizes Playa Vista as Tech Hub of SoCal
Google has now paid $120 million for 12 acres of vacant land in Playa Vista, creating a massive development on LA's Westside. It's a “bold move to expand in Southern California, the nation's nexus of technology and entertainment.” That's according to Andrea Chang with the LA Times . Thanks to Sasa Woodruff for production assistance.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGoogle has now paid $120 million for 12 acres of vacant land in Playa Vista, creating a massive development on LA's Westside. It's a “bold move to expand in Southern California, the nation's nexus of technology and entertainment.” That's according to Andrea Chang with the LA Times.
Thanks to Sasa Woodruff for production assistance.
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The full episode
1 of 2High-Tech Meets Hollywood in Playa Vista- 0:00Google Land Purchase Legitimizes Playa Vista as Tech Hub of SoCalYou’re reading this
- 10:51Cargoland Explores the "Casuals," the Temporary Workers at the Ports