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Not speaking for chevron but EMs consolidation to a new campus was about cost savings. They are exiting numerous buildings around Houston, Katy, and Fairfax.

Exxon had a big headquarter at Greenspoint mall in houston , easily one of the worst neighborhoods in houston. Im sure it was an ok area when it was built bc there was a very nice hotel next door but the mall was the worst ive ever seen when i went to visit a friend who worked there. They had to move, no way employees liked that area.

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Posted by C

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Posted on 7/15/13 at 10:56 am to ThaBigFella

I work in greenspoint so yeah. But EM leases most of those buildings. EM has about 40 offices around the Houston area. Only a handful are actually owned and most have already been sold in preparation for the move. Greenspoint will be one of the last offices they move out of.

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Posted by dewster

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Posted on 7/15/13 at 11:19 am to ThaBigFella

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Exxon had a big headquarter at Greenspoint mall in houston , easily one of the worst neighborhoods in houston. Im sure it was an ok area when it was built bc there was a very nice hotel next door but the mall was the worst ive ever seen when i went to visit a friend who worked there. They had to move, no way employees liked that area.

We used to call it Knifepoint when we were there. I'm sure it will eventually get redeveloped into office space after they level that mall.

Exxon is moving everyone into the woodlands area in a large campus (similar to the FedEx campus in Memphis). It's a costs savings move though...not an expansion.

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