With the non-news news from Apple this week, some in our area are feeling stung this year by the three A’s – that’s Army, Amazon and Apple – and their apparent rebuff of the Triangle. Let me be the first to re-affirm the technology leadership exhibited by this great community.
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A senior executive tells The Skinny that he “may not want to get out of bed” after hearing about Apple’s decision to build a new $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas. But there is still hope Apple might come to the Triangle.
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Apple says it will build a new corporate campus in Austin, Texas, and add employees at “new sites” in several other cities. No mention of North Carolina, however.
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The Triangle lost Amazon, and there’s still no word on Apple. Now that the dust has settled, officials reflect on what they’ve learned, and what’s next in store for Wake County.
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Pursuing Amazon’s HQ2 and its 50,000 jobs has been a year-long dream for not only many leaders inside and outside of politics but also thousands of people across the Triangle region who saw the massive project as a means of securing their economic futures. Not any more.
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Sources tell WRAL News and WRAL TechWire that the Triangle has not been told it is no longer in the running for the $5 billion Amazon HQ2 project and its promise of 50,000 jobs or a promised new corporate campus from Apple that could mean thousands of jobs.
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Home prices across the Triangle are surging, and that means fewer and fewer people can afford to buy them, according to new data from real estate research firm ATTOM. And situation will worsen for buyers should either the new Apple campus or Amazon HQ2 be built in the region.
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A new report that considers the Raleigh-Durham market as one market ranks the Triangle region as one of the top “Tech Cities” in the United States. The report’s data could be good news for the region’s efforts to land Amazon HQ2 and a new Apple campus.
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If public perception is a factor when it comes to companies’ ability to recruit talent then Raleigh and the Triangle are in trouble as competition continues for economic development projects like HQ2 and Apple. So says a new study.
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