Since two of the most popular food delivery services Uber Eats and DoorDash are often where hustlers end up applying, I figured I would write this post to help break down the differences between the programs and to highlight the pros and cons of each company. The Epic Phase II will be 500,000 square feet with a 30-month schedule.When it comes to making money in the gig economy, food courier jobs seem to be one of the most popular options people turn to.Īfter all, if you have a functional vehicle or bike and live in an area that is decently populated, your chances of finding a job with at least one of the food delivery behemoths out there is pretty decent. "Dallas stood out to Uber because of its large talent pool, business-friendly climate, major airport and state and local leaders' enthusiasm," said Chris Miller, Senior Manager or Public Policy in Texas. Uber sought a transit-oriented, amenity-rich neighborhood with enough technology talent to help drive the company's growth post-IPO. This major hub in downtown Dallas will be home to at least 3,000 Uber employees, becoming its largest hub outside of its San Francisco headquarters. Phase II of Deep Ellum's Epic development will be the exciting new home of Uber. The internal streets surrounded by the residential tower, office, multi family, and hotel create a pedestrian friendly area of discovery, connecting modern functionality to this historically rich neighborhood. The Epic reflects the cultural abundance of Deep Ellum’s past and embraces its thriving future, essentially becoming the gateway into Deep Ellum. A first of its kind in Deep Ellum, the Epic is a mixed-use project that combines office, multifamily, retail, and a boutique hotel to create a natural transition from the iconic skyscrapers of Dallas into the intimate neighborhood of Deep Ellum.
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