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Twitter Flies The Nest And Moves Into Its New 1355 Market Street Headquarters

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After two and a half years, Twitter has moved out of its old office at 795 Folsom Street in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood.

Employees filled their streams with tweets about the move on Friday.

Next stop: 1355 Market Street—what's officially known as "Mid-Market," but which some local wags have already dubbed the Twitterloin. (The Tenderloin, San Francisco's Skid Row, starts on the other side of the street.)

Yammer, the social-enterprise software startup, and One King's Lane, an online home-furnishings retailer, will be neighbors.

We assume the new offices are opening on Monday. We asked Twitter PR to confirm that, but haven't heard back yet. (Then again, we emailed them pretty late last night, and we bet they're tired from packing boxes!)

The old nest.

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Even the garage has a Twitter account. It bid the tweeps goodbye.

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Sara Morishige Williams, the wife of Twitter cofounder Ev Williams, is a talented interior architect. She helped build out the old nest.

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Twitter employees like Jen Reiber got a little wild with nostalgia.

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Recruiter Leigh Ann Heagle compared it to the last day of school.

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Nils Er gave a shoutout to 795's building staff.

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P. Oscar Boykin looked ahead.

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Twitter platform director Ryan Sarver reminisced.

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Cupcakes were served.

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PR guy Will Stickney took in the scene.

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Yao Yue didn't get to ride the famously overcrowded elevators.

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One last look back.

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Where to next?

New Twitter HQ
Matt Rosoff Business Insider

Now take a look at Twitter's stunning new offices under construction >

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Owen Thomas is the editor-in-chief of ReadWrite. Before joining ReadWrite, he was previously the West Coast editor of Businesss Insider.