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Re:Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities by nthj on Monday August 04, 2014 @02:16PM (#8133196)
I know Google, Facebook, Apple, and others have been visibly increasing their presence in Austin. Apple was putting up offices across the street from my old apartment complex, and the scuttlebutt was they were adding 4,000-some-odd-employees here over the next few years.
Re:Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities by rglovejoy on Monday August 04, 2014 @07:13PM (#8134596)
Google has an office here in Austin, but it's mostly for sales and marketing. Apple's campus is going to be for sales and customer support, not product development.
Re:Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities by bsilvereagle on Monday August 04, 2014 @09:04PM (#8134997)
I saw the complex right across the parking lot from a Qualcomm office and thought it was going to turn into a mobile headquarters, oh well.
Re:Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities by andrewem on Monday August 04, 2014 @04:03PM (#8133706)
What parts of Austin are those big companies located in? (When I left Austin in 2007 Google had just announced an office, which they closed a couple years later.)
Re:Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities by bsilvereagle on Monday August 04, 2014 @09:05PM (#8135002)
Typically Round Rock, or right between Austin and Round Rock on 35.