Omnicom’s Chicago office consolidation is part of a ‘massive’ nationwide move – Crain’s*

A holding company spokeswoman said, “with current occupancy, as low as 12%, on average, our real estate team has reconfigured our offices to accommodate 60%-70% of our staff five days a week (3 days a week of attendance).” Omnicom’s Chicago shakeup follows a February move by Publicis Groupe to put 350,000 square feet of its downtown Chicago offices up for sublease.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Chicago downtown offices are no longer a plus for business — they are now a negative for skilled employee recruiting and retention due to the unflushed crime-toilet that the Loop has become

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