Apple Offices in the USA: Apple Park, Bay Area Buildings and New Sites

Four office buildings in Cupertino and Sunnyvale cost Apple about $1.1 billion in 2025, and every one of them sits a short drive from Apple Park, the company’s US headquarters at One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, California 95014. The corporate phone number is (408) 996-1010, and the Apple Park campus covers about 2.8 million square feet. Apple had about 166,000 full-time equivalent employees worldwide on September 27, 2025, the last day of its 2025 fiscal year.

Apple’s annual report says only that it owns or leases facilities and land for corporate functions, research and development, data centers and retail across the US and abroad. It does not list them. To map the US footprint, we combined Apple’s filings, its February 2025 US investment release, state incentive decisions, its data center energy reporting and property deals reported in 2025, then grouped the sites by state and purpose.

Apple’s Silicon Valley Office Purchases in 2025

Apple spent more than $1 billion on Bay Area office buildings in 2025. Over the past few years it has been turning leased buildings in Cupertino into owned property, and the Cupertino Gateway complex at 10200 North Tantau Avenue, just south of Apple Park, had been leased by Apple before it bought the property for $166.9 million in cash. The deal closed on June 24, 2025, and the three buildings hold about 220,000 square feet of offices.

We added the four prices and divided by the combined floor area. Apple paid about $865 per square foot on average across these deals. Cupertino Gateway alone works out to about $759 per square foot. All four purchases sit in Cupertino or the neighbouring city of Sunnyvale, within a short drive of Apple Park.

Visitors and couriers should note that Cupertino and Sunnyvale now hold many separate Apple buildings. A street address and building name matter more than the city name, much as they do for the Mountain View and Sunnyvale sites in our list of Google office addresses.

Apple’s Austin Campus on West Parmer Lane

Apple broke ground on its new Austin campus on November 20, 2019, on a 133-acre site off West Parmer Lane near Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin. The project cost about $1 billion. It was designed to open with 5,000 employees and to grow to as many as 15,000, on top of the roughly 7,000 people Apple already employed in Austin in 2019.

The first employees moved in during 2022. Apple listed operations, finance, sales, customer support, and research and development among the jobs on the campus, and the site also includes a 75,500-square-foot, six-story hotel. More than 60% of the property was planned as landscaping, with a 50-acre nature preserve open to the public.

At full capacity of 15,000 people, the campus would hold about 113 employees per acre, by our calculation, with much of the land kept as open space. Texas also hosts the Houston server plant, so Texas holds both a large Apple office campus and an Apple manufacturing site.

Culver Crossings, Apple’s Los Angeles Campus

Apple’s Los Angeles base is Culver Crossings, at 8888 Venice Boulevard. The site is officially in Mid-City, right on the Culver City line, and it sits on a 4.5-acre block bounded by National, Washington and Venice boulevards. The campus holds about 536,000 square feet of offices and production space in two buildings of about 167,000 and 369,000 square feet, set above a garage for 1,200 cars.

The campus was under construction in March 2025, with the full complex scheduled to open in 2026, and it can hold up to 2,400 employees. That works out to about 223 square feet per person, by our calculation, a figure that includes the production space on the site. Readers comparing streaming plans, including Apple TV+, can see our guide to streaming service prices in the US.

Apple in North Carolina: Raleigh Offices and the Maiden Data Center

In April 2021, Apple announced a $1 billion plan for North Carolina over ten years. It set aside $552 million for a campus in Wake County, in Research Triangle Park, for 3,000 employees, and $448 million to expand its data center in Catawba County. The state offered up to $845 million in potential tax benefits tied to hiring and investment milestones.

The campus has not been built yet. In June 2024, Apple paused the project for four years while it talked with state officials, and in November 2025 the state’s Economic Investment Committee approved a four-year extension of the deadlines. Hiring commitments now start in 2027. Apple has hired about 600 people in the Raleigh area since 2021, working from leased offices. On our numbers, that is about one-fifth of the 3,000 jobs promised for the campus.

Apple’s US Data Centers in Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Oregon

Apple owns four data centers in the US: Mesa in Arizona, Maiden in North Carolina, Reno in Nevada and Prineville in Oregon. Its 2023 energy reporting shows how much each one used. Apple also runs a data center in Viborg, Denmark, uses two data centers in China that it does not operate, and rents colocation space in the US and abroad.

The four owned US sites used 1,650 million kWh between them, or about 70% of Apple’s data center electricity worldwide, by our calculation. US colocation added another 17%. In February 2025 Apple named North Carolina, Iowa, Oregon, Arizona and Nevada as the states where its data center capacity would grow, which lines up with the four sites already in operation plus Iowa.

States Where Apple Is Adding Teams and Facilities

On February 24, 2025, Apple committed to spend more than $500 billion in the US over four years and to hire about 20,000 people. The release named the states where its teams and facilities would grow, and a separate list of states for data center capacity. On our math, the commitment averages $125 billion a year, and the hiring plan works out to about 5,000 new jobs a year.

Most of the 20,000 new jobs are in research and development, silicon engineering, software development, and AI and machine learning. That mix points to engineering offices more than retail or support centres. Apple also says its spending supports more than 2.9 million US jobs through direct employment, suppliers and app developers.

The spending reaches well beyond Apple’s own buildings. The release counts suppliers in all 50 states, 24 supplier factories making silicon in 12 states, and Apple TV+ productions in 20 states.

Apple’s Houston Server Factory

Texas gets the most detailed new building in the plan. Apple is opening a 250,000-square-foot server manufacturing facility in Houston, scheduled to open in 2026, with production starting in 2025. The plant makes servers for Apple Intelligence and Private Cloud Compute, which Apple had previously built outside the US.

Apple has said the Houston site will create thousands of jobs in the area. Job seekers should use Apple’s own careers site and avoid recruitment posts that ask for fees, a common sign of a scam, as our guide to phishing email examples explains.

Apple Chips in Arizona and the Detroit Manufacturing Academy

Apple is the largest customer of TSMC’s Fab 21 in Arizona. Mass production of Apple chips at the plant began in January 2025, and the facility employs more than 2,000 people. Apple has a multibillion-dollar commitment to buy advanced silicon made there.

In Detroit, Apple is setting up the Apple Manufacturing Academy with Michigan State University. It will train small and medium-sized firms to adopt AI and smart manufacturing and will run free courses. Apple also doubled its US Advanced Manufacturing Fund, first created in 2017, from $5 billion to $10 billion. The fund has backed projects in 13 states, including Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Texas and Indiana.

These sites matter more to suppliers than to visitors. For a small US manufacturer that wants to learn the automation methods used in Apple’s supply chain, the free courses at the Detroit academy are the most direct way in.

Apple’s US Business by the Numbers

Apple reports sales by region, and its Americas segment covers North and South America. In fiscal 2025, Americas net sales reached $178.4 billion, up 6.8% from $167.0 billion a year earlier, by our calculation. That is 42.9% of Apple’s $416.2 billion in total sales.

Sales outside the US make up a majority of Apple’s total, yet its headquarters, its 2025 office purchases and its 20,000-person hiring plan are all in the US. Apple paid more than $75 billion in US taxes over the five years to 2024, including $19 billion in 2024 alone, which averages $15 billion a year over that period.

For a broader view of how large employers compare as places to work, see our list of the best workplaces in the world. Apple Wallet’s role in state digital IDs is covered in our guide to digital identity wallets in the USA.

Apple’s US Footprint Timeline, 2017 to 2026

Apple’s US map changed in two waves, first with Austin and North Carolina from 2019 to 2021 and then with the 2025 investment plan. Placing the dated events in order shows how fast the footprint moved from Cupertino offices toward servers, chips and training sites in other states.

Apple kept buying office space close to its headquarters while adding manufacturing-related sites in Texas, Michigan and Arizona, a production campus in Los Angeles and data center capacity in five states.

Reaching Apple’s Corporate Offices by Phone and Mail

Apple’s corporate offices are not open to walk-in visitors, and none of the sites above handles product support in person. Use the right channel for your need.

• Product help and repairs go through Apple Support online or an Apple Store appointment, with your device’s serial number ready.
• Formal letters and legal notices go to Apple Inc., One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, California 95014, the address on Apple’s SEC filings.
• Corporate calls go to (408) 996-1010.
• Job interviews take place at a named building. Ask the recruiter for the exact street address, since Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Austin each have several Apple buildings.
• Calls with teams in Cupertino run on Pacific time. Our time zone converter shows Pacific time next to your own if you are calling from India, Europe or the East Coast.

Other tech companies publish more office detail than Apple does. Our directory of IBM offices worldwide shows how a company that lists its space in its annual report compares.

Apple Filings, Releases and Property Records Used Here

• Apple Inc.: Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025
• Apple: Apple will spend more than $500 billion in the US over the next four years (Business Wire, February 24, 2025)
• FOX 26 Houston: Apple’s Houston AI server factory (February 24, 2025)
• 9to5Mac: Apple buys Cupertino Gateway for $166 million (June 25, 2025)
• AppleInsider: Apple’s 2025 California office purchases
• MacRumors: Apple breaks ground on new Austin campus (November 20, 2019)
• Community Impact: Apple employees to move into new northwest Austin campus in 2022 (April 26, 2021)
• The Real Deal: Apple campus rises between Mid-City and Culver City (March 21, 2025)
• iClarified: North Carolina grants Apple four-year extension for RTP campus (November 25, 2025)
• DatacenterDynamics: Apple data center electricity use in 2023