State buys building, plans to move out of Thompson Center – Capitol News IL

Approximately 2,200 employees are currently based at the Thompson Center, with an additional 1,300 working in other leased facilities. According to a news release, the state currently leases office space in seven different locations around downtown Chicago at a cost of $21.3 million in base rent and operating costs.
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

And we’re did they get the money for this move, oh that’s right they stole it from the gas tax.

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