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When was the last time a software company including real estate holding as part of a deal to purchase the company? Is there any history of a company who wanted
by at-fates-hands 11y ago
When was the last time a software company including real estate holding as part of a deal to purchase the company?
Is there any history of a company who wanted to sell and sweetened the pot by throwing in some corporate offices they own?
It's different than what Zynga is doing, but I'm wondering if its a viable alternative.
- mathattack 11y agoNot sure on software but when Barclays bought Lehman, in the surface they got most of the value from the building. (It's a little more complicated) Retailers (Sears and Target) have historically been valued primarily on real estate. It's not that different than Yahoo being valued primarily on their investments rather than core business.