This week we saw big leasing moves by even bigger tech companies, with Google and Meta both looking to get out of their underutilized Bay Area offices.    CBRE listed nearly 413,000 square feet of ...

where it occupied the entire office buildings, the San Francisco Standard reported. It will also close two worker cafes. Meta real estate managers called it “an opportunity to optimize our space ...

Meta ditched more than 400,000 square feet of office space at the San Francisco skyscraper 181 Fremont St., and in December, it subleased a 773,000-square-foot campus in Menlo Park to the cloud ...

Meta's first-ever LlamaCon event comes at a critical moment for the company's relationship with AI developers.

So why is its footprint growing? Meta wants to shed 2 million square feet of space in the Bay Area. So why is its footprint growing?