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The development of Amazon (Nasdaq: Amzn) office is unaware of any boundaries. Fresh, expanding its presence in New York, the technology giant announced that it is growing in the Silicon Valley, along with the WeWork (NYS: We: We) to add 141,000 square foot office to the office to adapt its return to the office, Costar News reports.
New offices are 4,980 Great America Parkway in Santa Clara, California, a building where Amazon will take all its efforts to return to the workforce on the office work schedule five days a week.
“We are constantly evaluating the footprint of our office based on Amazon’s business needs,” a representative of Amazon told Costar News.
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WeWork was a permanent coworker with Amazon, and the latest agreement corresponds to similar agreements recently for both companies, Cosstar reports. 330 W. 34th St. In New York and 401 San Antonio Road, Mountain View, California, WeWork signed a office lease until Amazon moved.
“So if we look at it and just take today’s environment with all the rates and what’s going on, who’s prepared to commit a 10 or 15 year lease with $ 50 or $ 100 million?” John Santora, CEO of WeWork, told about an agreement with Amazon and other companies at a recent summit. “You have to think about it. You have to think about whether to invest that big capital in the market, at least in this short time. You have to retreat,” he told Bloomberg. “
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Although the powers of many major corporations were popular this year, Amazon was trying to implement its own because of the lack of offices. Dallas, Phoenix, Atlantic and New York staff had to return to the office for four months, and Amazon took more space.
Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, told employees in September that returning to work jobs was vital because “cooperative, brainstorming and invention are simpler and more effective.”