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The 240-acre mixed-use development will bring more than nine million square feet of innovative, sustainable and tech-enabled commercial and residential spaces, hotels, shopping, dining and entertainment venues to the heart of greater Silicon Valley.

Related’s Santa Clara development will be an economic engine for the city and the region, generating 25,000 jobs; nearly $17 million in taxes, fees and lease revenue annually; plus, millions more for schools and transportation improvements.

The property enjoys proximity to a variety of public transit and alternative transportation options, including the Santa Clara Valley Transit Authority (VTA), Commuter Rail and a commuter shuttle. BART is expected to serve Santa Clara as early as 2025.

Reflecting the local culture, lifestyle and natural landscape of Northern California, the development will showcase the area’s diversity and affinity for multi-ethnic and multi-cultural experiences and cater to the community’s desire for gastronomic novelty and native cuisines.

Creating a stimulating workplace environment that allows companies to disrupt their industries, Related’s Santa Clara development will be the new center of cutting-edge technology in Silicon Valley with an investment in the future of mobility, data management, public wi-fi and smart meters.

Related's Santa Clara development will be at the forefront of sustainability with buildings designed to reach LEED Gold certification, transformative mobility and a “smart” development.

Related's Santa Clara development will capitalize on the adjacent waterways, bike trails, and hiking paths, seeding the project perimeter with retail, open space and public parks.

Related's Santa Clara development is a community with the connectivity and easy accessibility of an urban environment—a pedestrian place with a main street experience and an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Transbay District, The Avery is the first-ever high-rise in San Francisco designed by Pritzker Prize-winner Rem Koolhaas’ Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA).

The Avery offers residents one of the most exceptional living experiences in the Bay Area with complimentary concierge and lifestyle services and 30,000 square feet of amenities, including an unprecedented array of health, recreation and entertainment programs.

Thoughtfully designed vignettes allow residents and guests a unique, sweeping view of the water, Bay Bridge and San Francisco. Jay Jeffers designed the penthouse at The Avery to reflect an elegant modern aesthetic that blends dynamism and soul with a touch of glam.

Acclaimed New York firm Clodagh Design brings nature-inspired design to the interiors and suite of amenities. The deep aqua pool with its shimmering ceiling captures the changing lights of the Bay and is one feature of the rich health and wellness offerings.

Clodagh Design’s wellness tenets of biophilia, Feng Shui, biogeometry and chakra healing create an environment of total harmony and wellbeing amidst the ultimate upscale neighborhood experience and walking distance from Salesforce, Google, Amazon, Facebook and WeWork.

"How do you create an environment that supports the people who come home to it everyday?" asks creative director Stephen Earle.

Jenna Bush Hager and Meredith Vieira climbed NYC’s new urban landmark, Vessel at Hudson Yards, to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the children the organization helps. We want to thank Make-A-Wish America and TODAY with Hoda & Jenna for letting us be a part of such an important cause.

Related residents enjoyed a day outside and kicked off the season with self-care, celebrating Related’s commitment to healthy living. Residents sampled fresh food and drinks and participated in activities that challenged the body and mind.