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It’s very modern as Dallas is," DePetris said.ĭallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said Uber’s selection of Dallas spotlights the county’s position as a premier talent market for companies looking to expand.

Now we're getting a better of idea of what Uber Air might look like when it gets off the ground in a few years.ĭePetris said Uber is also considering development near Texas Central's proposed High Speed Rail station near I-30 for a flying car facility. That's the vision of Uber, which plans to pioneer its flying taxi service in North Texas. Imagine buzzing from Frisco to downtown Dallas in a matter of minutes. A statement from Westdale said Uber will initially bring around 700 employees to the existing office building at the Epic by July 2020. Westdale, the owner of The Epic, said Uber will occupy a second planned 23-story office tower in the eight-acre mixed-use development as part of the company's campus. The attorney said Uber's future plan is a five building complex in Deep Ellum. "I believe they’ll start moving in some of the Austin people and California people will be coming here, and they’ll be hiring people here as well," DePetris said. According to attorney Jim DePetris, one of the parcels is the current location of the Lizard Lounge. Uber will move into The Epic, a new development by Westdale Real Estate and Investment on Pacific Avenue in Deep Ellum.Īn attorney involved in the deal said future Uber plans also involve at least two other large parcels of land around The Epic for additional office buildings in the coming years, NBC 5's Ken Kalthoff first reported last week. Artist's rendering of the second planned 23-story office tower, The Epic.