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Goldman Sachs aims to curb costs by moving employees to cheaper hubs

Wall Street bank's 'Project Voyage' to shift real estate focus to Salt Lake City, Dallas
Goldman Sachs' two-building campus in Dallas is set to ultimately accommodate 5,000 employees by the time it finishes construction in 2027. (CoStar)
Goldman Sachs' two-building campus in Dallas is set to ultimately accommodate 5,000 employees by the time it finishes construction in 2027. (CoStar)
CoStar News
March 10, 2025 | 9:18 P.M.

Goldman Sachs may be a Wall Street stalwart, but the banking giant is aiming to curb expenses by shifting its real estate focus to cheaper markets.

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