After shift to remote work, crypto company nears deal for new HQ in S.F.'s Mission Rock
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Coinbase is nearing a lease agreement for a 150,000-square-foot office space at Mission Rock, aiming to reopen its headquarters in San Francisco. After transitioning to a remote-first model in 2021, the company appears to be returning to a centralized location. The new headquarters will occupy three floors of Building B, which is part of a larger development that includes residential and office spaces. Although Coinbase stated a preference for decentralization, internal sources suggest the lease agreement is imminent, with expectations of closure soon.
‘While we will continue to provide offices for employees who prefer to work in them, designating one location as our headquarters feels counter to our culture.’
‘Insiders say that the lease deal at Mission Rock, which would result in Coinbase occupying three of Building B's eight floors, has yet to close, but is imminent.’
Read at San Francisco Chronicle
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