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Texas Prepares to House Workforce of Tech Corp Giants Leaving California
Whether it’s employees following their companies or job hopefuls looking to relocate, the Texas housing landscape seems prepared to accommodate them all.
By Alexandra Ciuntu
March 20, 2021
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by Alexandra Ciuntu
Alexandra Ciuntu is a creative writer and researcher for RENTCafé. With a background in e-learning content writing and a passion for knowledge-sharing platforms, she has previously covered topics from prop-tech to renters’ insurance. She now enjoys researching and writing about the renter lifestyle, renter demographic shifts, and residential real estate market trends and news.
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