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CEO and chairman of Apple, Steve Jobs at his Palo Alto home for Time Magazine December 7, 2004. Photographed after his first operation for cancer.

Well, an empty house. According to Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs, for most of his life, the tech giant led a pretty spartan existence. Even before his austere signature style, he was excessively…

Every year, just as the holiday season begins, the windows of the big department stores turn into imaginative wonder worlds and Johanna Burke is one of

Thousands make the pilgrimage to the Palo Alto home where Steve Jobs lived and died.

The Villa Aurora was built in 1928 in the hills of the Pacific Palisades

You knew Steve Jobs was tearing down his old mansion. You didn’t know what he was building in its place. Until now. After nearly a six years of detailed cost comparisons, environmental impact surveys, court appeals, and unrelenting legal kung fu with state and local preservationists, it appears the 1920s Woodside mansion Jobs bought in […]

The childhood Silicon Valley home of Apple pioneer Steve Jobs has been designated a historical resource. Read about the Los Altos home and others on realtor.com/news.

In an excerpt from an interview with Charlie Rose, Tim Cook revealed that Steve Jobs's office "is still left as it was" on the fourth floor of

Home where Steve Jobs grew up and built his first computers is now on Silicon Valley's list of historic properties.