Infineon Technologies Listed San Jose Offices for Sale
The semiconductor firm plans to consolidate its regional workforce into a new office on America Center Drive.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Commercial
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Infineon Technologies has listed its two office buildings at 195 and 198 Champion Court in north San Jose for sale. The company plans to lease the property back temporarily before moving employees to a new facility at 6001 America Center Drive by the end of 2027.
Why it matters
The move is designed to consolidate the company's local workforce into a single office location. This transition aims to streamline operations as the firm shifts its Bay Area headquarters to a larger space.
The property includes 111,450 square feet at 198 Champion Court and 60,370 square feet at 195 Champion Court, alongside 3.8 acres of adjacent land. CBRE is marketing the combined site.
The players
Infineon Technologies
This German semiconductor manufacturer produces chips for the automotive, industrial, and power management sectors.
CBRE
This global commercial real estate services and investment firm is responsible for marketing the Champion Court property.
The details
Infineon Technologies acquired the Champion Court buildings in 2020 through its purchase of Cypress Semiconductor. The company will now relocate its operations to 6001 America Center Drive, a space that offers more than 200,000 square feet of capacity.
Timeline
Infineon acquired the Champion Court buildings in 2020.
Employees are scheduled to move to the new location by the end of 2027.
Roadmap
This move follows a documented industry trend of consolidating fragmented office footprints into modern, centralized hubs within Silicon Valley. It positions the company to optimize its real estate portfolio as it moves away from legacy assets acquired through previous mergers.
The sale and eventual move represent a significant shift in land use for the north San Jose area. Local business owners and residents should anticipate transition activities as the company begins its relocation process over the coming years.
The takeaway
Companies often consolidate real estate footprints to improve operational efficiency and foster collaboration among staff. Employees and local stakeholders should monitor long-term transition timelines as corporations finalize their relocation strategies.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Real Deal New York.
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