The Austin American Stateman reports on Whole Foods sale to Amazon. — Austin American Statesman By Sebastian Herrera with contributions from Claire Osborn To learn more about Whole Foods Headquarters click here To read the original article click here
Whole Foods rapid growth has employees moving into office spaces around the Market District with the company also planning to create more office space at 524 Lamar Blvd. and 1009 W. Sixth St.. The Austin Business Journal brings into question Endeavors brokered deals representing both the tenant and landlord in the Whole Foods expansion. Austin Business JournalBy Jan Buchholz To learn more about Whole Foods Headquarters click here To read the original article click here
Whole Foods donates office space to the Austin Music Foundation after the two were introduced by Schlosser Development.—To read the full article from the Austin Business Journal, click hereReported by Chantal OutonApril 9, 2006
Schlosser Developement breaks ground for Whole Foods new grocery store and headquarters.—To read the full article by The Austin Business Journal, click hereJuly 9, 2003
Schlosser and Whole Foods announce that the four-block urban retail project planned for Sixth Street and Lamar Boulevard will be called The Market District, including artistic, cultural and community elements.—To read the full article by the Austin Business Journal, click hereJune 5, 2003
Whole Foods president and CEO John Mackey officially announces plans for grocery store and office building in downtown Austin. Schlosser plans to break ground that year, with initial projections for completion in 2005. — To read the original article Click Here Reported by The Progressive Grocer April 22, 2002