TEXAS-BASED COWORKING & FLEXIBLE WORKSPACE CONCEPT EXPAND TO FORT WORTH AND DALLAS
The first of several new WorkLodge locations will be opening on Oct. 10 in the Dallas Design District. Weeks later, WorkLodge Fort Worth will open in early November at 710 S. Main St. in the Near Southside community.
Founded in 2015, Houston-based WorkLodge helps entrepreneurs build and fuel their dreams through the creation and curation of creative, energizing workspace fused with exceptional, unrivalled service.
Offices can range from one to 100 employees with standard amenities.
Designed by Founder Mike Thakur, WorkLodge fuses clean, European style design choices with energizing displays of vibrant, colorful accessories layered on top of the brand’s signature foundation, “WorkLodge White,” the company said in a news release.
“As businesses recognize their changing needs, WorkLodge helps by providing a holistic approach to removing the friction of facilities and growth, freeing them to focus on building their dreams,” Thakur said.
“We continually reimagine what workspace can be for everyone – from solopreneurs to Fortune 500 companies – and build it around a Social Enterprise that gives back to the community through our nonprofit, The Gabriel Foundation,” he said in the news release.
The foundation, he says, will bring entrepreneurship, training and emotional support to people groups that can benefit the most from it, including building children’s homes, fighting human trafficking, feeding those in need or providing micro-assistance.
MADISON REED EXPANDS INTO FORT WORTH, NORTH TEXAS
Madison Reed has opened two of its unique hair-color-only concept – the Madison Reed Color Bar – in Fort Worth in the Trinity Commons and Plano in The Shops at Legacy . A third location is planned in Southlake in Southlake Town Square.
These are the first physical location to open outside of San Francisco and New York City.
The Color Bar concept is designed to deliver salon-quality hair color that is both affordable and convenient for time-pressed women, the company said in a news release.
“In our online business, we have a large number of subscribers who live in Texas, and they have been asking for us to open Color Bars near them, in places where they live and work,” Amy Errett, CEO and founder of Madison Reed, said in the news release.
“So that was the idea behind these three locations, but you’ll see us in other places around Dallas-Fort Worth. This is just the start,” Errett said.
REALOGY ANNOUNCES MILITARY REWARDS PROGRAM FOR CENTURY 21 BROKERAGES
CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company will offer the new Military Rewards Program created by Realogy, parent holding of the CENTURY 21 franchises and the largest full-service residential real estate services company in the United States, the company said in a news release.
“This new Military Rewards Program will be open to active military, veterans and family members in a way to honor those who serve with a special incentive on real estate purchases,” said Jim Fite, president and chief executive officer of CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company.
Through Cartus Corporation, a Realogy subsidiary, and its broker network, a Military Rewards Advocate matches consumers with affiliated agents who are experts in the local area as well as the intricacies of military moves
“This program is an added bonus to our military, veterans and families across the country and especially right here in the metroplex,” Fite said. “The impact of this program should bring new opportunities for our real estate professionals to help these families earn cash back* on real estate.”
Realogy Military Rewards offers military personnel, veterans and their extended families earn cash back* when they buy and/or sell a home with a participating agent, based on the home sale and/or purchase price. Individuals qualifying in the program can earn between $350 to $7,500 in cash back* after you close with an approved real estate professional with brokerages such as CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company.