Apple, Amazon lease Sunnyvale office sites

July 20, 2026 - 23:21

Apple and Amazon have both secured leases for significant amounts of office space in Sunnyvale, according to recent real estate filings. The two tech giants are expanding their footprints in the Silicon Valley city, which has become a key hub for technology companies seeking room to grow.

Apple's lease covers a substantial portion of a new office complex near the intersection of Highway 101 and Mathilda Avenue. The space is expected to house engineering and design teams working on future product development. Amazon, meanwhile, has leased multiple floors in a nearby building, likely to support its growing cloud computing and logistics operations in the region.

The deals come at a time when many companies are rethinking their office needs after years of remote work. However, both Apple and Amazon have been steadily adding physical space, signaling a long-term commitment to in-person collaboration. Sunnyvale's central location and access to talent make it an attractive option for these firms.

Neither company disclosed the financial terms of the leases, but industry experts estimate the combined square footage exceeds 300,000 square feet. The leases are expected to bring hundreds of new workers to the area, boosting local businesses and the housing market. Construction on the buildings is already underway, with move-in dates set for late next year.