Apple is expanding its presence in Germany with plans to open a new office building in Munich, Germany, according to German news site Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Located in the "Karl" office building of the former Mahag site on Karlstrasse, the new office space is expected to house around 1,500 employees when it is completed in 2021.
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Apple has rented the entire 30,000 square meter location, though declined to respond to questions about the upcoming office space.
Apple already operates the Bavarian Design Center in Munich, Germany, with 300 engineers that work on silicon chips and other technologies for Apple devices.
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Sure blame Apple, it’s all their fault.Even more overpaid Apple employees that’ll help skyrocket the already unaffordable rents in Munich!
Turning one beautiful city after another into a ****hole. What an awesome company.
Instead of complaining, why not do something about it. If the residents of Munich don’t want jobs, growth, tax money etc. from Apple and other companies, they should be able to accomplish that.
But trying to freeze time and live in the past may not work out so well; there are lots of towns and cities in decline here in the US due to the failure to address the change the future holds.
Get a better job then ?♂️Even more overpaid Apple employees that’ll help skyrocket the already unaffordable rents in Munich!
Turning one beautiful city after another into a ****hole. What an awesome company.
? You’re right, obviously.That’s literally NOT just around the corner for 7.5 BILLION people.
Funny how big the world actually is. ?
But I really like those small anecdotes where through coincidences the world feels less big and more personal.
Like yesterday while watching a documentary about sea rescue my spouse says „Oh, the same name as my chemistry teacher.... What a minute, that IS my chemistry teacher.“ ?
I hope this is sarcasm. If not, reevaluate your views. Sad to read!Even more overpaid Apple employees that’ll help skyrocket the already unaffordable rents in Munich!
Turning one beautiful city after another into a ****hole. What an awesome company.