Business & Real Estate

Courtesy of NowRx

Representatives of NowRx set up an info booth at the San Jose Jazz Festival earlier this month to spread the word about their services.

NowRx has launched the “Be Healthy Now” campaign in which it deploys pharmacists to local events. The Mountain View-based company – which delivers prescriptions to customers – sets up booths to offer various free screenings, consultations and trial packages.

The campaign has already made stops at the San Jose Jazz Festival and the Sunnyvale Music Series. NowRx pharmacists distributed free health packs featuring vitamins and over-the-counter medications, gave prescription consultations and screened people for high and low blood pressure.

Los Altos

245 Alicia Way, Robinson Family Trust to P. & S. Vig for $3,550,000

215 N. Avalon Drive, A. & G. Bartlett to J. & R. Bryson for $5,310,000

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Ike’s Love & Sandwiches founder Ike Shehadeh welcomes customers at the grand opening of his new location in Mountain View last week.

 

The line was 15 people deep when Ike’s Love & Sandwiches opened at 10 a.m. By lunchtime, it nearly stretched out the door of the Mountain View restaurant.

Whether attracted by the chance to claim one of 50 free sandwiches or by the opportunity to meet founder Ike Shehadeh himself, hundreds of Bay Area residents attended last week’s grand-opening celebration for the newest tenant of the Rengstorff Center.

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The accounting firm Knight & Co. recently moved to 419 S. San Antonio Road after 25 years at 425 First St.

 

Knight & Co. Certified Public Accounts has made a move, but it didn’t go far. The firm remains in downtown Los Altos, recently relocating just a few blocks away from the building it occupied for 25 years.

Firm partner and longtime Los Altos resident Kamrin Knight Desmond said she and her colleagues “absolutely loved” their former space at 425 First St., and their lease with developer Jeff Warmoth – who purchased the property a year ago – wasn’t set to expire until December 2020. But the building’s continued history of water leaks – a problem Warmoth said he was always vigilant about addressing – and the city’s 2018 decision to approve the building’s overhaul into a three-story, 20-unit multifamily housing complex prompted Knight & Co. to expedite the move.

 

I receive a lot of questions about capital gains and property taxes – rightfully so, as they are complicated. Let me start off with a disclaimer: I am neither an accountant nor an attorney.

Los Altos

241 N. Clark Avenue, Hadden Family Trust to Shardell Living Trust for $3,850,000

212 Del Monte Avenue, Clarke-Ignatowicz Family Trust to V. & D. Ramasamy for $2,300,000