Tech Startup’s New San Francisco Lease Quadruples Its Footprint

Published on April 9, 2024

Rippling, a San Francisco-based payroll and human resources tech startup, has signed a lease to quadruple its footprint in downtown San Francisco, prompting some to celebrate the positive news after recent retailer exits. The company leased nine floors of the building located at 430 California St. and plans to move into the new space in June, according to SF Gate, a local online news site. The 123,000-square-foot lease is four times its current office space, Rippling reported on X April 4. “San Francisco will always be home, and 430 California is an ideal location for our expansion,” Rippling senior vice president of HR and client services Darcy Mackay said in a statement....

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