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Origami Risk Doubles Footprint in Move to LaSalle St.

Risk management platform Origami Risk is moving to a larger space later this year, in a lease negotiated by Colliers International | Chicago’s Dougal Jeppe. The company’s 24,500-square-foot footprint at Tishman Speyer’s 222 N. LaSalle St. will be more than double its 11,600 square feet at the Merchandise Mart.

“222 was a terrific fit for Origami, and easily met the company’s site selection criteria,” said Jeppe. “Location-wise, it conveniently bridges the gap between the Loop and River North.”

With an average 39,000-square-foot floor plate, 222 N. LaSalle will enable Origami to keep its growing company on one floor to support collaboration. Although Origami outgrew its Merchandise Mart space, one aspect of its current tenancy was a must-have in the relocation: views of the Chicago River.


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