Meta Headquarters & Office Locations: Full 2026 Directory

Meta Platforms is headquartered at 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, California 94025 — a campus known internally as MPK that houses engineering, product, AI research, and executive leadership under one roof. Beyond Menlo Park, Meta runs a global footprint spanning 30+ countries, with major hubs in New York, London, Dublin, Singapore, and Tel Aviv. This directory covers every significant location, what teams sit there, and what it means if you sell into Meta's ecosystem or compete with companies that do.

Where is Meta headquartered?

Meta Platforms, Inc. is headquartered at 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, California 94025. The campus was originally developed for Facebook and retained its address when the company rebranded to Meta in October 2021. The site spans approximately 400 acres along the San Francisco Bay and includes multiple buildings, an underground tunnel network, and what Meta has described as the largest open-plan office in the world.

The Menlo Park campus — referred to internally as MPK — is home to core engineering, product management, the Reality Labs hardware division, Meta AI research, and the C-suite. Mark Zuckerberg and most of the senior leadership team are based here. Hiring at MPK skews heavily toward software engineers, ML researchers, and product managers.

Meta also maintains a secondary campus in Burlingame, California, which primarily houses the Reality Labs team working on AR/VR hardware including Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and the Quest headset line. This campus is sometimes referred to as MPK20 or the Reality Labs campus.

"The physical campus is a deliberate expression of the culture — open, connected, and built for accidental collisions between teams. That philosophy shapes how Meta hires and where it chooses to plant roots globally."

— Wired, Inside Meta's Sprawling Campus Redesign, 2023

What are Meta's major US office locations?

Meta operates offices in more than a dozen US cities, but four locations account for the majority of its US headcount outside Menlo Park.

New York City, New York

Meta's New York office at 770 Broadway is its largest US location outside California and arguably its most commercially important. The NYC office is the centre of gravity for Meta's global advertising sales operation — the team responsible for the revenue engine that funds everything else. Business partnerships, brand strategy, and a significant portion of Meta's policy and communications teams are also based here. For B2B sellers targeting ad-tech or marketing SaaS buyers, New York-based Meta alumni are a disproportionately rich sourcing pool.

Seattle, Washington

Meta's Seattle presence, concentrated around South Lake Union, is engineering-first. The office competes directly with Amazon and Microsoft for local engineering talent and houses infrastructure, distributed systems, and some AI/ML teams. Seattle headcount has grown substantially since 2020 as Meta expanded its engineering hiring outside the Bay Area.

Austin, Texas

Meta opened a significant Austin office during the remote-work expansion of 2020–2021 and has maintained it as a permanent hub. The Austin location houses a mix of engineering, operations, and trust & safety roles. Texas's lack of state income tax has made it a retention tool for employees relocating from California.

Chicago, Illinois

Chicago is Meta's Midwest advertising hub, mirroring the commercial focus of New York but oriented toward mid-market and agency relationships in the central US. Sales, account management, and marketing science teams operate out of Chicago.

Other US locations

Meta also maintains offices or data centres in Washington D.C. (policy and government affairs), Boston (AI research and university recruitment), Los Angeles (creator partnerships and entertainment), and Atlanta (operations and support). Its data centre footprint includes major facilities in Prineville (Oregon), Forest City (North Carolina), Altoona (Iowa), and Fort Worth (Texas).

Where are Meta's offices in Europe?

Meta's European operations are anchored in Dublin, Ireland, which has served as the company's EMEA headquarters since 2008 — first as Facebook, now as Meta. Dublin hosts advertising operations, EMEA policy, and a large engineering centre, and is Meta's registered EU entity for data processing purposes.

Dublin, Ireland

Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2, is Meta's largest European office. The Dublin hub is responsible for EMEA advertising sales, trust & safety operations, HR, legal, and finance for the region. It employs several thousand people and has been a major driver of Dublin's tech sector growth. Meta has consistently ranked among Ireland's largest private employers.

London, United Kingdom

Meta's London office at Rathbone Place, Fitzrovia, houses UK advertising sales, business development, policy, and communications. Post-Brexit, London remains a critical commercial hub even though Dublin holds the EU legal entity. London also has a growing engineering presence, particularly in AI safety and integrity research.

Other European offices

• Paris, France — Advertising sales and policy for the French market; also hosts a growing AI research team (FAIR Paris).
• Hamburg, Germany — Trust & safety operations and German-market ad sales.
• Warsaw, Poland — Operations, content review, and Central/Eastern Europe commercial teams.
• Milan, Italy — Southern European advertising and business partnerships.
• Madrid, Spain — Iberian market commercial and policy teams.
• Stockholm, Sweden — Nordic markets, with a focus on advertising and creator partnerships.

Where does Meta have offices in Asia-Pacific?

Singapore serves as Meta's APAC headquarters, concentrating regional leadership, engineering, and trust & safety operations in one location. The Singapore office also handles business development across Southeast Asia.

Singapore

Meta's Asia-Pacific HQ is based at 9 Straits View, Marina One. Singapore houses APAC engineering leadership, regional trust & safety teams, and the commercial infrastructure for Southeast Asian markets. The office has expanded significantly as Meta has grown its presence across Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Tokyo, Japan

Meta's Tokyo office focuses on Japan-market advertising sales, business partnerships, and policy engagement. Japan is one of Meta's top-five revenue markets in APAC, making Tokyo a commercially important location despite its relatively smaller headcount compared to Singapore.

Sydney, Australia

Sydney is Meta's hub for Australia and New Zealand, covering advertising, policy, and operations. Australia has been a particularly active market for Meta's regulatory and policy teams given the country's evolving digital platform legislation.

Other APAC locations

• Seoul, South Korea — Advertising and creator partnerships for the Korean market.
• Mumbai and New Delhi, India — India is one of Meta's largest user markets; offices cover advertising, policy, and connectivity initiatives.
• Taipei, Taiwan — Hardware engineering support for Reality Labs and infrastructure teams.

What other global offices does Meta operate?

Beyond North America, Europe, and APAC, Meta maintains offices across Latin America and the Middle East.

Latin America

São Paulo, Brazil is Meta's Latin America headquarters, covering advertising, policy, and operations for the region. Mexico City serves as a secondary hub for Central America and Mexican market commercial teams. Buenos Aires and Bogotá have smaller satellite presences focused on sales and operations.

Middle East and Africa

Dubai (UAE) is Meta's Middle East and Africa hub, housing commercial and policy teams for the MENA region. Tel Aviv, Israel hosts one of Meta's most significant engineering and AI research centres outside the US — Meta has had a meaningful R&D presence in Israel since acquiring companies like Onavo, and the Tel Aviv office continues to focus on mobile engineering and security research.

Why do Meta's office locations matter for B2B sales?

If you sell into the marketing technology, ad-tech, or enterprise software space, Meta's office footprint is a targeting map, not just a directory. Companies that cluster near Meta hubs, hire Meta alumni, or build products that integrate with Meta's ad infrastructure represent a highly qualified buyer segment — they understand digital advertising at a technical level and have budgets to match.

According to LinkedIn's Workforce Insights, marketing technology roles at companies adjacent to major Meta offices (New York, London, Singapore) have grown over 40% since 2022 — a signal that the ecosystem around Meta's commercial hubs is actively expanding, not contracting.

The more specific opportunity is competitor displacement. Companies currently using Meta's own analytics and measurement tools — like Meta Business Suite or Conversions API — are active buyers of third-party analytics, attribution, and CRM tools. They've already validated budget and problem. If you sell something that supplements or replaces part of that stack, those companies are your warmest cold outreach targets.

The fastest way to build that list at scale is to use a tool like Stealery — you search a competitor or a specific platform (including Meta's own tools), and get a list of every company using it, filterable by size, location, and hiring signals. What would take hours of manual LinkedIn research takes about 30 seconds.

Geographic clustering matters too. Harvard Business Review's research on tech hub proximity found that companies within 50 miles of a major tech campus are significantly more likely to adopt enterprise software in adjacent categories — the talent density and inter-company movement creates faster technology diffusion. Meta's office locations in New York, London, Dublin, and Singapore are effectively signals for where sophisticated tech buyers are concentrated.

For SDRs building outbound lists: filter your target accounts by proximity to Meta's commercial hubs (not engineering hubs), cross-reference with job postings that mention Meta Ads or Meta Business Manager, and prioritise companies with 50–500 employees in the marketing, e-commerce, or media verticals. That intersection — geography, tech stack signal, and company size — consistently produces higher reply rates than broad industry targeting alone.