Apple has completed the purchase of a major office complex near its Apple Park headquarters for $160 million. The property, known as the Cupertino Gateway, sits on North Tantau Avenue and had already been in use by Apple under a lease agreement.
According to public records, the deal was officially filed with Santa Clara County on June 24, 2025. The office spans approximately 220,700 square feet and sits between Apple Park’s iconic ring building and the Apple Fitness Center. The location also offers easier access and additional parking compared to Apple Park itself.
A Strategic Investment Near Apple’s HQ
This acquisition reflects Apple’s ongoing strategy to secure valuable real estate near its primary campus. While Apple Park already spans 2.8 million square feet and supports over 12,000 employees, the company’s continued growth demands more workspace.
Apple has steadily expanded beyond its original One Infinite Loop campus, which it officially left in 2017 after completing Apple Park. The shift to hybrid work during the COVID-19 pandemic briefly slowed office expansion, but Apple has since resumed its full-scale operations.
The newly acquired Cupertino Gateway complex provides flexibility for meetings, research, and administrative tasks. Its proximity to the Apple Park ring makes it a natural extension of the company’s operations hub.
Cupertino’s Real Estate Market Sees Continued Tech Activity
Apple’s latest move comes amid broader changes in the Bay Area’s commercial real estate market. While some tech companies have downsized their physical footprints post-pandemic, Apple continues to invest heavily in high-value locations close to its headquarters.
