San Jose

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Welcoming Apple to Silicon Valley's largest city, San Jose City Council has unanimously approved a huge development agreement with the Cupertino giant, that gives it up to 15 years to build a maximum of 4.15 million square feet of space, on an 86-acre site in North San Jose, the Silicon Valley Business Journal is reporting. Apple...

The Silicon Valley Business Journal reports that Apple is working with the city of San Jose on an agreement that would allow the company to build a massive campus measuring up to 4.15 million square feet. That’s way more than the Apple Campus 2 — currently under construction — which will be set in a...

Apple has purchased a roughly 43-acre property at 2347 North First Street in North San Jose for $138 million, reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal. The so-called “n1 Campus,” marketed by Lowe Enterprises, was acquired by Apple just last week and follows an earlier deal in which the company agreed to lease about 300,000 square...

Apple is expanding its offices into San Jose, having agreed to lease a 300,000 square-foot property near the city's First Street tech corridor, the Mercury News reports. The news confirms earlier rumours of Apple's possible expansion plans, as the company has leased almost all of the available space in Cupertino. After expanding into Santa Clare...

Citing real estate sources, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports (via MacRumors) that Apple is eyeing up major expansion in north San Jose. The company is reportedly considering two major projects: Ellis Partners' 300,000-square-foot 101 Tech on Orchard Parkway and Hunter/Storm's Coleman Highline development site near the Mineta San Jose International Airport. Fact is, Apple...