It also helps us meet the future needs of our flexible hybrid workforce. Now, that presence has grown to more than 1,800 employees in Fulton Market… This will support engineering work in Chicago and helps advance the growth of Google’s partners and customers across the Midwest and nationally. “Amending previous plans, the state will sell the entire 1.2 million-square-foot building for $105 million and purchase an office building at 115 South LaSalle for $75 million, said Michael Reschke, chairman and CEO of real estate developer The Prime Group, is leading the purchasing group.” At a press conference in the building’s atrium, reports the Sun-Times, “Governor Pritzker said the deal will save money for state taxpayers, certify Chicago’s appeal to the tech community and revitalize a section of downtown.”Īdds Block Club Chicago: “The famed building will be sold to the tech giant, which will ‘entirely’ redevelop the Thompson Center into an office suite for its workers.” From Google’s corporate blog, by Karen Sauder, Google Chicago Site Lead and Global Clients and Agency Solutions President: “In 2000, Google’s Chicago office consisted of two people in River North. Thompson Center in Chicago’s Loop in a revamped deal of the state’s sale of the Helmut Jahn-designed building to a developer,” reports the Trib. Google Gets Landmark Thompson Center For $105 Million

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