SAN JOSE — A significant chunk of land and buildings next to a site where Microsoft is eyeing possible data centers in north San Jose was purchased for $200 million, documents show. Australia-based Goodman Group is a developer and owner of an array of real estate asset types, including data centers, warehouses, large-scale logistics facilities, and business and office parks. In 2019, it was slated to become a tech village of offices, shops, restaurants and hotel facilities. Prior to the just-completed $200 million deal, LBA Realty had sold off adjacent sites to Microsoft in two separate transactions – one in 2021 and the other in 2023. The tech company has floated a proposal to develop two data centers on the sites it bought along Orchard Parkway.