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Originally Posted by mhays
If the answer is that they could rent millions of square feet in a patchwork throughout a large area by vastly overpaying vs. market rents so landlords kick other tenants out, picking up leases as they become available over several years, then sure.
By the same logic, any zillionnaire can live in your house if they want, because you or your landlord have a price. They can also buy numerous houses so they can collectively have 30,000 square feet.
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Absolutely. Nothing is stopping Apple from moving to downtown SF.
It wouldn't be difficult to buy buildings or lease space over time, especially for a firm with Apple's vast, almost obscene, cash reserves.