Apple has made headlines with its latest real estate investment spree, spending over half a billion dollars in just one week. The tech giant finalized two major property purchases in Silicon Valley, underscoring its commitment to expanding its footprint in the region.

On June 24, Apple closed a deal to acquire the 220,000-square-foot Cupertino Gateway complex for $166.9 million. Located on North Tantau Avenue in Cupertino, this property is set to become a key addition to Apple’s growing portfolio. Just two days later, the company made headlines again with a $350 million purchase of Mathilda Commons in Sunnyvale. This 382,500-square-foot property, located on North Mathilda Avenue, was previously leased by Apple and now fully belongs to the tech giant.

This hefty $500 million spending spree marks one of the largest property deals in Santa Clara County this year, with the price for the Mathilda Commons property being reported as the highest for the area in 2025. With these new acquisitions, Apple further strengthens its presence in Silicon Valley, ensuring that the company remains a significant player in the local real estate market.

Both properties were previously leased by Apple, but this purchase cements the company's long-term commitment to its headquarters and operational space in the Bay Area. These transactions are a reminder of how major tech companies like Apple continue to drive the real estate market in the region, especially as the demand for office space remains strong in Silicon Valley.