Between the ring-shaped Cupertino campus the company’s proposed as its new headquarters and other nearby facilities, Apple will have room to house those thousands, according to an economic study released by the company. The study says Apple will expand its headcount by nearly 50 percent between now and the complex’s 2016 completion date, which would boost its overall area workforce to 23,400 people. Currently, Apple houses approximately 3,000 employees at its 856,000 square-foot headquarters on 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino. The study, conducted by the California real estate advisory firm Keyser Marston Associates, asserts that with the new campus Apple would generate $13 million each year in tax revenue for Cupertino, $3.8 million more than it did in 2012. It also would spend an additional $2.1 billion each year on neighboring businesses.
Will Apple Really Hire 7,400 People By 2016?
Apple could hire as many as 7,400 more employees over the next three years if all goes according to plan. Between the ring-shaped Cupertino campus the company’s proposed as its new headquarters and other nearby facilities, Apple will have room to house those thousands, according to an economic study released by the company. The study says Apple will expand its headcount by nearly 50 percent between now and the complex’s 2016 completion date, which would boost its overall area workforce to 23,400 people. Currently, Apple houses approximately 3,000 employees at its 856,000 square-foot headquarters on 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino. The study, conducted by the California real estate advisory firm Keyser Marston Associates, asserts that with the new campus Apple would generate $13 million each year in tax revenue for Cupertino, $3.8 million more than it did in 2012. It also would spend an additional $2.1 billion each year on neighboring businesses.
Between the ring-shaped Cupertino campus the company’s proposed as its new headquarters and other nearby facilities, Apple will have room to house those thousands, according to an economic study released by the company. The study says Apple will expand its headcount by nearly 50 percent between now and the complex’s 2016 completion date, which would boost its overall area workforce to 23,400 people. Currently, Apple houses approximately 3,000 employees at its 856,000 square-foot headquarters on 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino. The study, conducted by the California real estate advisory firm Keyser Marston Associates, asserts that with the new campus Apple would generate $13 million each year in tax revenue for Cupertino, $3.8 million more than it did in 2012. It also would spend an additional $2.1 billion each year on neighboring businesses.
