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The company offers office interior design services and corporate renovations for businesses and governments. (Courtesy Facilities Resource Inc.)

The company offers office interior design services and corporate renovations for businesses and governments. (Courtesy Facilities Resource Inc.)

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By Taylor Girtman | | Updated

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The company offers office interior design services and corporate renovations for businesses and governments. (Courtesy Facilities Resource Inc.)
After 23 years in Austin, Facilities Resource Inc. will relocate its headquarters to Cedar Park in 2021.

The company offers office interior design services, relocation services and corporate renovations for businesses and governments. Darren Ross, the company's business development manager, said the 25,000-square-foot building will feature an office showroom with public-use meeting space, an event center and a warehouse. Ross said the company wants the building to be a resource to the area's growing community.
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Ross said the building aims to be WELL certified, which is a certification for buildings or offices that improve human health and well-being. The new office will be in the Scottsdale Crossing area at 1619 Scottsdale Drive, Cedar Park. The company is currently at 11100 Metric Blvd., Ste. 450, Austin. 512-371-1232. www.facilitiesresourceinc.com
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By Taylor Girtman
After interning with Community Impact Newspaper in 2019, Taylor Girtman became a reporter for the Cedar Park and Leander edition in February 2020.

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