Tech giant eBay to close S.F. office, relocate 198 employees to San Jose headquarters

Online auction giant eBay is closing its San Francisco office at 300 Mission St., according to a notice filed with state officials.

The company said 198 San Francisco workers are expected to be reassigned to eBay's headquarters at 2025 Hamilton Ave. in San Jose. Its lease at 300 Mission St. is expiring and the office closure is expected on Sept. 30.

No layoffs are expected. Workers being reassigned include software engineers, applied researchers, directors and financial analysts.

Separately, eBay laid off around 800 workers or 6% of its workforce in February. The cuts included 28 workers at 300 Mission St. and 243 in San Jose. The company had a total of 12,300 employees at the end of 2025.

A number of other tenants have previously exited 300 Mission St., including Autodesk and Glassdoor. It was previously Blue Shield of California headquarters before the health insurance group relocated to Oakland.

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This story was originally published April 14, 2026 at 7:08 PM.