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DEC, a Japan-based automation and control products manufacturer, has put its 83,600-square-foot flex industrial building in Sunnyvale up for sale as it relocates some operations to Southern California. The two-story building, built on 4.5 acres in 1998, features amenities such as tennis and basketball courts, an indoor fitness center, EV charging stations, a nine-hole golf putting green, and solar panels.

    The company plans to shift its warehouse and production departments to Carlsbad, north of San Diego, where it acquired a building through the purchase of French manufacturer APEM in 2017. Meanwhile, IDEC is seeking a smaller Sunnyvale office for sales, human resources, accounting, and automation departments, with around 40-50 employees expected to remain in the area.

    The sale comes as part of IDEC's broader expansion plans, which include 20 offices across the US, including technical support and finance departments. The company has not disclosed its asking price or when it acquired the property.