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Apple leases 126,000-square-foot office building in Sunnyvale

Tech giants Apple and Amazon are expanding their real estate footprint in Sunnyvale with significant new office leases.

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How much office space did Apple lease?

Apple leased a 126,000-square-foot office building in Sunnyvale.

Where is Amazon expanding its office space?

Amazon has acquired former Google offices and secured additional space at Moffett Towers in Sunnyvale.

Are other companies involved in these Sunnyvale transactions?

Coverage confirms that Google previously occupied the offices now claimed by Amazon.

What happened

Apple has secured a 126,000-square-foot office building in Sunnyvale, adding to its existing collection of properties in the area. Simultaneously, Amazon has expanded its own presence in the city, notably moving into former Google office spaces and leasing additional sites at Moffett Towers.

Coverage from outlets including 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, Appleosophy, The Mercury News, The Real Deal, and CoStar highlights the simultaneous growth of these companies in the Silicon Valley market. Reports emphasize the scale of these new lease agreements and the concentration of both corporations within the same municipality.

Future updates will clarify the specific operational or departmental purposes these new sites will serve. Whether either company plans further leasing activity in the Sunnyvale area remains to be seen based on current reports.

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