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Chemical Bank Prepares for HQ Move to Detroit

In one of Detroit’s biggest corporate recruitment coups of recent years, Chemical Bank plans to move its headquarters from Midland, MI to the state’s largest city. The 20-story office tower in downtown Detroit would be near the Ilitch family’s recently opened Little Caesars Global Resource Center.

“I never thought I’d see the day that we would have an announcement that a 20-story headquarters building, the corporate headquarters of a major regional bank, Chemical, would be moving with 500 jobs right here to the city of Detroit,” Mayor Mike Duggan said Wednesday at an announcement event with senior executives of Chemical Bank.

Detroit hasn’t been headquarters to a major bank since Comerica moved to Dallas more than a decade ago, Crain’s Detroit reported. Plans call for completing the 250,000 square-foot property over the next two and a half years, with construction beginning by mid-2019.


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