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SFGATE on MSN · 2h

California loses yet another major Bay Area tech company to Texas

Realtor.com, an online real estate platform, is moving its headquarters from Santa Clara to Austin, adding to the growing list of high-profile companies leaving the Bay Area in favor of the Lone Star State.

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Multiple Companies Ditching California For Texas

California and Texas have the biggest and second biggest economies in the Union respectively despite pronounced political differences, with the former Democratic Party run whilst the latter is Republican-dominated. As such they are sometimes held up as a microcosm showing the impact of liberal versus conservative policies across the nation.

KRON San Francisco on MSN · 17h

Tech company moves headquarters from Bay Area for Texas

Realtor.com is the latest tech company to move its headquarters from the Bay Area to Texas. It announced Thursday that it will be moving its base from Santa Clara to Austin. The announcement included a picture that showed the company’s CEO dining with Texas Gov.

Realtor.com moving headquarters to Austin from California

Austin American-Statesman · 1d

Realtor.com moving headquarters to Austin from California, with plans to grow local hiring

Realtor.com already employs 400 people in Austin, where it eventually plans to add hundreds more employees, with many of those to be recruited locally

HousingWire · 6h

Realtor.com moves headquarters to Austin

Realtor.com announced this week that it’s relocating from Santa Clara to Austin with the goal of making Austin its primary pipeline for hiring talent, with more investments in that coming.

The Business Journals · 1d

Realtor.com relocates HQ to Austin from California

The company says it expects to add hundreds of new hires in Austin over the coming years, with many likely to be recruited locally.

3hon MSN

Austin's SolarWinds going private in $4.4B deal

A California-based private equity firm is paying shareholders $18.50 per share in cash, a deal equaling about $4.4 billion.

Texas Monthly9d

Wildfires Wreaked Havoc in L.A. Some Experts Say Austin Could Be Next.

With increasingly hot weather and topographical features that resemble those in parts of Southern California, the booming ...

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