Q-Edge Purchases Two Santa Clara Industrial Buildings
The Foxconn subsidiary acquired 110,100 square feet of vacant space on Stender Way for $54.6 million.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Commercial
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Q-Edge, a division of Foxconn Tech Group, has acquired two vacant industrial buildings in Santa Clara for $54.6 million. The transaction involves a combined 110,100 square feet of space at 2975 and 3001 Stender Way.
Why it matters
This significant industrial real estate acquisition highlights continued interest in Santa Clara's manufacturing and factory infrastructure. The move brings new ownership to over 100,000 square feet of previously empty commercial property.
Public documents confirmed the $54.6 million sale, which includes a 45,800-square-foot building at 2975 Stender Way and a 64,300-square-foot facility at 3001 Stender Way. Both buildings are currently vacant.
The players
Q-Edge
A subsidiary of Foxconn Tech Group that focuses on manufacturing and industrial operations.
Foxconn Tech Group
A major global manufacturer of electronics known for producing components and devices for leading tech brands.
The details
Q-Edge, a subsidiary of the global electronics manufacturer Foxconn Tech Group, completed this real estate transaction to secure additional factory space. The properties consist of two distinct industrial structures situated on Stender Way. The company has officially designated the acquired facilities for future manufacturing use.
Timeline
October 19, 2026: The purchase transaction was finalized according to public records.
The Home Front
This acquisition aligns with the broader trend of large-scale manufacturing entities securing industrial land in Santa Clara. It reflects a continued demand for localized factory space despite broader fluctuations in commercial property vacancy rates.
Local residents near Stender Way may notice increased activity or facility preparation at these previously empty sites. Homeowners in the area should monitor future municipal planning notices for any shifts in facility usage or zoning that could impact local traffic patterns.
The takeaway
The arrival of Q-Edge into these facilities marks a transition for the Stender Way properties from dormant industrial assets to active manufacturing sites. Residents can track any upcoming construction permits or site improvements via the Santa Clara municipal public portal.
Further reading
For more on shifts in local business land use, visit the Commercial section.
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