Broe inks lease with semiconductor firm for former Maxtor site in Longmont
Editor’s note: This report first appeared at BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.
LONGMONT — A semiconductor manufacturer has inked a deal with Broe Real Estate Group in Boulder County.
BREG CEO Doug Wells told BusinessDen this week that Boise-based Micron Technology has leased a “substantial portion” of the company’s 460,000-square-foot Max Technology Center building in Longmont.
The company purchased the structure on 25 acres at 2452 Clover Basin Drive, formerly home to computer disk drive manufacturer Maxtor, in December 2017 for $8.6 million.
Maxtor was acquired in 2006 by California-based Seagate Technology. Seagate vacated the property but continued to make…
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