Moving to Austin?

If you are thinking about moving to Austin, you’re not the only person (or business).  We are more than halfway through 2021 and an increasing number of businesses are calling Austin home.

As I continue to work with out-of-town buyers each month, they continue asking what the best neighborhoods in Austin are. My answer depends on your needs and wants.  Many of my buyers are looking for the best public and private schools in Austin, others are looking for the best views of downtown, in some of Austin most luxurious condo’s, and there are those who are looking for homes close to work. As a top Realtor in Austin, I’m here to lend my knowledge of the Austin real estate market to help you find the perfect home.

Built in Austin recently posted an article of some of the companies that are now moving their headquarters to Austin. You can click on the link (www.builtinaustin.com) and check out the article in full, but here’s a snapshot below:

Tesla -
Tesla is in the process of building a four- to five-million-square-foot gigafactory near the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The gigafactory could employ at least 5,000 people.

Green Dot-
Green Dot announced its corporate headquarters will move from Pasadena, California to Austin. Founded in 1999, Green Dot is a digital bank and fintech company that has served more than 33 million customers. The company, which is actively hiring for dozens of remote positions.

NinjaOne-
Founded in 2013, NinjaRMM’s cloud-based software is used by service providers and IT departments to remotely monitor and manage a company’s network, servers, laptops and more. The IT management platform relocated from San Francisco in March and opened an Austin office five months later. In addition to the new office, NinjaRMM plans to hire 75 to 100 employees locally over the next year.

GovOS-
Government software provider GovOS announced plans to move its headquarters from Dallas to Austin in August. It plans to hire at least 40 new employees by the end of the year.

Markaaz-
Markaaz uses AI-based software to connect SMBs with clients and services. The company announced its move from Los Angeles to Austin in April. According to Austin Inno, Markaaz plans to onboard 70 people by the end of the year.

If you have questions about the Austin market, email, call or text anytime! I’d love to share more about what’s in store for our great city!

-Ashley Stucki
ashley@ashleyaustinhomes.com
512.217.6103