Texas, Bay Area and California

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.
This Bay Area-based company is the latest to move its headquarters to Texas
Another Bay Area-based company is packing up and moving its offices to Texas, joining the likes of Chevron and Hewlett Packard, a few of the many corporations ditching the Golden State.
California real estate listing company announces move to Texas
In anticipation of Realtor.com's announcement to set up its headquarters in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott celebrated the move with the company's CEO and its parent company's CEO over dinner at the Governor's Mansion in late January.
California-to-Texas pipeline nets Realtor.com headquarters
The listing site giant closed its former headquarters in Santa Clara a few months ago and plans to bring its employees to 6th Street.
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 while 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.
Another Major Company Is Moving Its Headquarters From California to Texas
Companies are continuing to say goodbye to California and hello to Texas. In the past few years we have seen companies like Chevron and Tesla move their corporate headquarters from California to the Lone Star State. And this week, another company announced it would be moving to Texas as well.
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Another major company moving from CA to TX, with more than 100k residents who made the move in 2023
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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 ...
Realtor.com relocating its headquarters to Texas
AUSTIN, Texas — Online real estate services provider Realtor.com has announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Austin.