Google NYC

Explore our NYC Campuses

Google’s New York campus extends across the Chelsea and Hudson Square neighborhoods, each with its own rich architectural and cultural legacies. In their past lives, some of our office buildings did everything from store cargo for a global shipping business (Pier 57), manufacture and distribute cookies (Chelsea Market & 85 10th Ave), serve as headquarters for the New York Port Authority (111 8th Ave), and form the terminus for the elevated railroad that later became The High Line (St. John’s Terminal).

Google’s New York presence began in a Starbucks on 86th Street with a one-person sales “team” in 2000. Engineering followed in 2003, and we moved into our current 111 Eighth Avenue office in 2006. With the opening of St. John’s Terminal in February 2024, Google New York has grown to over 14,000 full-time employees across campuses in Hudson Square and Chelsea, which also includes Chelsea Market and Pier 57.

New York is our second-largest office after our headquarters in Mountain View, California. It’s our biggest engineering office outside of California and the largest Google sales office in the Americas. Engineers in New York work on more than 100 projects, including Search, Ads, Maps, Docs, Drive, YouTube, Infrastructure, and Research.