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Snap, MoLo Solutions Near Office Leases in Fulton Market

In one of two leases that are close to being finalized at Shapack Partners’ 167 N. Green St., Santa Monica, CA-based Snap is in advanced talks to lease about 25,000 square feet at the 17-story building, Crain’s Chicago Business reported.  

Best known for its disappearing photo and message app Snapchat, Snap would relocate its local office to the Fulton Market District from a boutique office building the company leases today at 648 N. Clark St. in River North. 

In the other deal, third-party logistics provider MoLo Solutions is nearing a lease of more than 93,000 square feet at 167 N. Green, where it would relocate from the roughly 33,000 square feet it leases today nearby at 120 N. Racine Ave., reported Crain’s

The negotiations are poised to add to the recent leasing streak in Fulton Market, despite an ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that has kept deal activity relatively sluggish elsewhere downtown. 

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