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Green Marine

April 19, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Maersk eyes local expansion

Shipping giant Maersk Inc., riding a wave of global trade growth, is poised for a local expansion and relocation, targeting the U.S. headquarters building of Royal & SunAlliance USA. Several real estate sources say the 340,000-square-foot Royal building and its lush, 40-acre campus at 9300 Arrowpoin

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Shipping giant Maersk Inc., riding a wave of global trade growth, is poised for a local expansion and relocation, targeting the U.S. headquarters building of Royal & SunAlliance USA. Several real estate sources say the 340,000-square-foot Royal building and its lush, 40-acre campus at 9300 Arrowpoint Blvd. have caught the eye of Maersk, the Danish transport company that acquired the former Sea-Land Service Inc. in 1999.

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