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Mixed-use developments bringing more office space to Southwest Austin
Community Impact Newspaper The demand for co-working space, a shared working with independent activity, is based on the need for flexibility and convenience in the business world, Orange Coworking owner Shelly Delayne said. Orange Coworking, located at 2110 W. Slaughter Lane, … |
Mixed-use developments bringing more office space to Southwest Austin – Community Impact Newspaper
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