Confidential working document, not for distribution Data current to 01 September 2026
Foundova AIOffice and assembly facility search
Prepared by Acre to Asset
Tim Chong, KW Commercial

Foundova AI  /  South Bay and East Bay facility search

The picture is the work. What a building actually has to give you is office space, an assembly area, and a way to ship. How much of each is still open.
Your brief, as we have it. A small owner user facility for office and assembly of robotics, South Bay or East Bay. You have not set size, budget, timing or program yet, so this first pass is deliberately wide at 5,000 to 30,000 SF with no price ceiling. Everything below re-ranks the moment you narrow it.
How we ranked these

Every building is scored on whether it can do the work, not on how it shows, and not on where it sits. Location carries no points at all. You already set the geography when you pulled the search, so ranking on it again would count the same filter twice and quietly bury markets you asked to see. What replaces it is zoning, because whether a city lets you run an assembly floor is a real constraint and a commercial designation can cost you months.

Each card shows a match band rather than a number, because the gap between a 79 and a 77 is smaller than the uncertainty in the data behind it. Open Full details on any card and you will see the field every grade came from. Drag the cards into your own order whenever ours is wrong.

Where your options sit

Every market in your search is represented, from San Francisco and the Peninsula down through Silicon Valley and out along I-880. Navy pins are the ranked shortlist, terracotta are the value tier. Nothing here was ranked up or down for where it sits.

Six answers that would cut this list in half

You should not have to react to 32 buildings. Tap an answer to each of these, add anything else in your own words, and send it over. The next version of this page is a short list you could tour in a single day.