IBM finds new Austin home
IBM is on the move in Austin. The company has lined up its next office hub in the Texas capital. It means these newly proposed towers at the northern tip of The Domain will have an anchor tenant — and that a lot of square footage elsewhere in North Austin will be freed up. Click through for the latest, including interviews with executives from both Big Blue and developer Hines.
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