As first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, Google plans to depart from its 300,000-square-foot office in One Market Plaza’s Spear Tower within the next year. This is the first time in ...

Bill Mendel, spokesman for Ares, declined to comment, as did Ted Koltis, senior vice president for Paramount Group Inc., Spear Tower's majority owner. It's not clear what Google's plans are for ...

and Google can be added to that list. The company will remain in San Francisco, and employees who currently work in the Spear Tower location will be moving to the other office locations within the ...

Google will continue operating in the Landmark but will pull out of One Market's Spear Tower. The company says it remains "committed to our long-term presence in San Francisco." Chronicle reporter ...

The following May, Google vacated its 300,000-square-foot San Francisco office in One Market Plaza's Spear Tower. And now, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports that another massive ...

Google Inc., owner of the world’s biggest ... lease 250,000 square feet (23,200 square meters) at the 42-story Spear Tower in the One Market Plaza complex.

Google’s lease doesn’t expire until April 2025. The Mountain View-based search giant said last month it would leave the 43-story Spear Tower this year. The tower is one of three structures ...

The firm will exit from its massive 300,000-square-foot office in One Market Plaza’s Spear Tower within the next year. Google has already informed the property owners that it will not renew its ...

When its lease expires in April, Google will be moving out of One Market's 42-story Spear Tower but will continue to occupy space in the smaller Landmark building as the tech giant consolidates ...