QuoteSharedLabs Inc., which was code-named Project Wolfe as its incentives request headed toward City Council approval Tuesday night, will lease space on the fourth floor of the Dyal-Upchurch Building Downtown.
Company President and CEO Jason Cory said Wednesday the IT services company took the entire floor, where it will create 107 full-time IT and finance jobs that pay an average wage of $53,298 by year-end 2021.
https://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/article/it-services-firm-sharedlabs-plans-to-create-107-jobs-downtown
Some pretty interesting quotes in that article.
So their nearest parking is 4 blocks away? Yikes. Too bad it is not on the Skyway loop.
Quote from: Bill Hoff on July 25, 2018, 11:38:03 PM
Some pretty interesting quotes in that article.
I find this one interesting in terms of competition for tenants between subsidized and market rate properties:
QuoteHe contends that "the DIA would prefer to reward people to create jobs in the properties they have a financial interest in, such as the Barnett Building, which they pushed pretty hard on us."
In June 2017, council approved $9.8 million in incentives for the redevelopment of the Barnett Building and the Laura Street Trio Downtown.
Still, Cory said, "we are grateful for what we got."