Apple has continued to strengthen its presence in Silicon Valley by acquiring another major office property in Sunnyvale. The company reportedly invested approximately $162 million in the purchase, adding a substantial workspace to its already extensive real estate portfolio in the region.
The newly acquired property, located in the Peery Park business district, had previously been occupied under a lease arrangement before Apple moved forward with a full purchase. The transaction was finalized toward the end of 2025, further demonstrating the company’s long-term commitment to expanding its operational capacity in Northern California.
The four-story office complex offers nearly 195,000 square feet of workspace and sits close to several other facilities already owned by Apple. While the purchase price may seem significant, it represents a notable discount compared to the building’s previous valuation. The property changed hands in 2022 for roughly $222 million, meaning the latest deal was completed at nearly 27 percent below that figure.
At the time of the earlier sale, the building had been leased by a major professional networking company. However, it remains unclear whether that tenant ever fully occupied the space before ownership changed again.
The acquisition is part of a broader pattern of real estate investments made by Apple throughout 2025. Earlier in the year, the company purchased a two-building campus in Sunnyvale for approximately $350 million. Shortly afterward, it secured a neighboring four-building complex for another $365 million, significantly increasing its footprint in the area.
In addition, Apple invested around $160 million in another large office property near Apple Park, adding more than 220,000 square feet of workspace to its collection. These purchases highlight the company’s ongoing strategy of acquiring key facilities in locations close to its primary operations.
The wider Bay Area commercial property market has presented opportunities for large technology companies, as office vacancy rates have remained elevated in several cities. This environment has enabled well-funded corporations to acquire premium properties at more favorable prices than in previous years.
With ownership or leasing arrangements covering at least fifteen buildings in the Sunnyvale area alone, Apple continues to secure space for future growth. Given its steady expansion and ongoing development efforts, additional real estate investments in the region are likely to follow.