Chicago & Midwest + Downtown + Office | February 13, 2019

IMC has expanded its office lease at EQ Office's Willis Tower to 160,000 square feet

Law Firm Relocates Within Willis Tower to Modernized Space

National law firm Tressler LLP is moving to a higher floor of EQ Office’s Willis Tower. It will occupy a new 42,000-square-foot space on the iconic building’s 61st floor, relocating from the 22nd floor. Tressler has been headquartered at the tower since 1993.

Tressler worked closely with Partners by Design to create a space with modern amenities for employees and visitors.

“As a national law firm, we have to modernize and embrace change in order to thrive in today’s competitive market,” said Tressler’s Anna Hanson. “We are different than other law firms, and our new space represents that.”

David Moore, SVP and portfolio director at EQ, commented, “Tressler has been a part of our community for 25 years, and we are thrilled that they are continuing to evolve with us in new, modernized space that will support their business for years to come.”

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