Facebook planning huge village-style development near headquarters
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Facebook is now looking to build a huge new, living/working village development right by its already massive Menlo Park headquarters. Once completed the ‘Willow Village’ will look like its own small city. According to Palo Alto Online, it would contain 1,729 housing units, 1.25 million square feet of office space, shopping areas, a grocery store, a 193-room hotel, parks, trails, and a town square. And of course Facebook employees who live there will never ever have to leave!
The spokesperson for Willow Village, Adam Alberti told SFGate the idea was not to create a city within a city. There s been a lot of uneducated headlines about new cities and things of that nature. It s not that big. It s not a city; it s a mixed-use project that connects the existing campus to the neighborhood, said Alberti.
Here s what we know about Willow Village, the community Facebook is building in the Bay Area
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