Latch.com Relocating HQ, Jobs from NYC to St. Louis – Robert Khodadadian

Latch, Inc., soon to be rebranded as Door.com, is relocating its headquarters from New York City to St. Louis, Missouri. The new facility, located at 1220 N. Price Road in the Olivette community, combines warehouse and office space under one roof. This move aims to streamline operations by bringing together inventory and key business functions. With this transition, Latch plans to create over 30 jobs, boosting the local workforce and supporting future growth.

The new headquarters will allow us to bring key teams together, such as sales and finance, centralize inventory, process returns, and perform testing in-house to create a strong foundation for building the business long term and handling potential future accelerated growth,” said company leader Jamie Siminoff.

To design the new facility, Latch has partnered with Oakline Studio, a local full-service design and architecture firm, and CI Select, which will provide the furnishings. Spanning 48,000 square feet, the headquarters will feature a modern, open layout with cement floors and exposed ceilings.

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Latch, Inc., soon to be rebranded as Door.com, is relocating its headquarters from New York City to St. Louis, Missouri. The new facility, located at 1220 N. Price Road in the Olivette community, combines warehouse and office space under one roof. This move aims to streamline operations by bringing together inventory and key business functions. …
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