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Menlo Park

About Menlo Park

29,964 in city
7,427,757 in metro
49 km² (19 mi²)
Home to a variety of high technology and biotech firms, Menlo Park was originally the home of Ohlone Indians, called by the Spaniards "Coastanoans" (coast dwellers). Today, evidences of their civilization are still being unearthed on the Filoli estate in Woodside, and along the San Francisquito Creek. Menlo Park is located half way between San Jose and San Francisco.

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
24 All Buildings
23
existing
1
under construction

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 Menlo Gateway I 140 ft 2017
2 Menlo Gateway III 135 ft 2019
3 Menlo Gateway II 135 ft 2019
4 Hotel Nia 119 ft 2018
5 Menlo Towers - 1973

Building types

No. Type
17 low-rise building
4 high-rise building
3 open-air structure