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Posted: July 16, 2026
YODA PLC completes more than 113,000 s/f of new leasing at Transamerica Pyramid Center
San Francisco, CA YODA PLC made known the completion of more than 113,000 s/f of new leasing activity at Transamerica Pyramid Center. Theses even transactions have been completed since the beginning of 2026, including five since their acquisition of the property in March.
“From day one, our priority has been ensuring continuity for our existing tenants while positioning the property for long-term success,” said Alon Bar, CEO of YODA PLC. “We maintained legacy onsite leadership to create a seamless transition for both current and future tenants which has helped drive continued leasing momentum. We believe we have a lot to add to this magnificent asset and make it one of the most desired places in the San Francisco market, especially revitalizing the Transamerica Redwood ark and its existing buildings.”
“The leasing activity at Transamerica Pyramid Center reflects the enduring strength of this asset amid the ongoing flight-to-quality for premium-seeking tenants,” said Chris Roeder, vice chairman at JLL San Francisco.“We’re consistently hearing from AI and growth-oriented companies that speed-to-occupancy is a top priority.”
Building upon the recent leasing successes at Transamerica Pyramid Center, YODA PLC will introduce a new collection of spec suites and premium tenant amenities at Two Transamerica. Designed to meet growing demand for high-quality, turnkey office space, the suites will provide tenants with immediate occupancy opportunities within a highly amenitized environment.
Two Transamerica will also feature a new full floor amenity center, including a conference center, fitness facility, golf simulator, and additional wellness concepts to enhance the work place experience. The new spec suite program will consist of 10 move-in ready full floors that will be available during Q4 2026.
Plans for Three Transamerica and broader enhancements across Transamerica Pyramid Center including new restaurants, will be announced in the coming months.
“We believe deeply in the future of San Francisco and the continued evolution of Transamerica Pyramid Center as one of the city’s preeminent office destinations,” said Bar.
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