Chicago lost some big corporate headquarters in 2022. Allstate in no hurry for new one after selling its suburban campus. – Chicago Tribune/MSN

The post-pandemic hybrid work landscape has left record downtown office vacancies in Chicago, with companies continuing to shed space as long-term leases come up for renewal. For the third quarter, vacancy rates in the central business district rose to 19.6%, while the Chicago metro ticked up to 21.8%, according to a Newmark report.
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

Allstate will soon be called Out of State. No business should want to be in Illinois. Greedy government employees have destroyed the private sector and the public sector. Unions are run by thugs and work for cops, teachers and firemen, not the public. Public enemy number 1 is the private sector hard working family man.

Giddyap
3 years ago

Democrat Run Chicago And Suburbs Think High Taxes, Business Hostile Regulation, Rigged Courts, Political Corruption, Union Racketeering, Bad Schools, Fiscal Crises, Left Wing Marxism, And Taxpayer Funded Wholesale Infanticide Are Selling Points For New Businesses – Crain’s Chicago Business

debtsor
3 years ago

Temporary headquarters, eh?

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