Quicken still plan to build new in 2013
Quicken Loans’ plans to build new weren’t squashed with their move to the Compuware building… just delayed.Excerpt:Quicken Loans hopes to begin construction on a new downtown headquarters in mid-2013 and spend $192 million on it, the Michigan Economic Development Corp. said today in an analysis of the project.As announced this month, Quicken will first move some 1,700 employees into leased space in the Compuware Building. But the MEDC analysis shows that Quicken has not abandoned the goal of building its own headquarters, a goal first announced in late 2007.Quicken had to shelve plans for a new headquarters of its own because of the economic recession. But the MEDC analysis showed the plans are only delayed, not dead.Read the entire article here.
Quicken Loans’ plans to build new weren’t squashed with their move to the Compuware building… just delayed.
Excerpt:
Quicken Loans hopes to begin construction on a new downtown
headquarters in mid-2013 and spend $192 million on it, the Michigan
Economic Development Corp. said today in an analysis of the project.
As announced this month, Quicken will first move some 1,700 employees
into leased space in the Compuware Building. But the MEDC analysis
shows that Quicken has not abandoned the goal of building its own
headquarters, a goal first announced in late 2007.
Quicken had to shelve plans for a new headquarters of its own because
of the economic recession. But the MEDC analysis showed the plans are
only delayed, not dead.
Read the entire article here.
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