TikTok has completed a rental deal for a big San Jose office building.
SAN JOSE — TikTok has completed a rental deal for a big San Jose tech building, a transaction that suggests some pockets of strength still exist in a feeble Bay Area commercial real estate sector.
The just-subleased office building is located in the Coleman Highline tech campus, a mixed-use development on Coleman Avenue and just across the street from San Jose International Airport. In 2022, Bytedance subleased 658,000 square feet of new office space that encompasses the entirety of two buildings with addresses of 1193 and 1199 Coleman Avenue. ByteDance, whose logo is visible next to these two buildings, moved into the offices in early 2023.
The two buildings that Roku said it had decided to sublease are at 1143 Coleman Avenue and 1155 Coleman Avenue, the regulatory filing states.
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