Uber is hunting someone to fill its offices in Dallas’ Deep Ellum
Transportation firm Uber Technologies is looking for someone to take over five floors of its office space in Deep Ellum.
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Uber is hunting someone to take over its lease of five floors in the Epic office tower just east of downtown Dallas.
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The almost 116,000-square-foot sublease in the Epic office tower on Pacific Avenue is just the latest case of companies looking to fill surplus office space during the pandemic.
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Commercial property firm CBRE is marketing ride-hailing firm Uber offices on the eastern edge of downtown Dallas.
Uber opened its Dallas office in the Epic tower last year. At the same time, it announced it was taking an even bigger space in another office tower under construction next door.
Real estate information firm CoStar first reported that Uber is now seeking to sublease.
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