MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - eTradeWire -- The Swig Company has announced a long-term lease at 444 Castro Street (https://www.swigco.com/properties/northern-cali...) in Mountain View with Silicon Valley Community Foundation (https://www.siliconvalleycf.org/). This 27,186 sf lease is the largest in Mountain View's only high-rise building, which was built in 1970.

At 444 Castro Street, The Swig Company was able to provide Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) a pre-built, innovative, tech-forward space that will allow SVCF the ability to occupy the space much sooner than traditional methods. The entire suite, which was originally built to be a co-working space, is equipped with inclusive and accessible work and collaboration spaces, a courtyard, and more. The Swig Company also worked closely with their technology partners to provide SVCF data-forward tools to respond to changing work patterns.

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"We are happy to welcome Silicon Valley Community Foundation to 444 Castro and are proud to offer them a space that adapts to their needs, resulting in a human-centered workplace environment in which their teams can thrive," said Elaine Dell'Aquila, Vice President, Asset Manager, The Swig Company.

Luke Wilson and Rick Knauf of Colliers represented Silicon Valley Community Foundation and Christine Slonek and Andrea Bartlinski of Newmark represented The Swig Company in this lease transaction.

About The Swig Company: https://www.swigco.com/
About Silicon Valley Community Foundation: https://www.siliconvalleycf.org/