Quicken’s scaled down move to bring 1,700 workers downtown to Compuware
It’s official, Quicken Loans will be moving their operation from Livonia to Detroit, into the Compuware Building.Excerpt:Livonia-based Quicken Loans Inc. is finishing the final details
of a five-year lease and hopes to move about 1,700 employees early next
year into 240,000 square feet of space on four floors of the Compuware Corp. building at Campus Martius in downtown Detroit. That
move of the on-line mortgage company’s headquarters, in the face of an
economy in recession, comes instead of the new building that Quicken
Chairman Dan Gilbert said two years ago he would build downtown to
house 4,000 Quicken employees.Read the entire article here.
It’s official, Quicken Loans will be moving their operation from Livonia to Detroit, into the Compuware Building.
Excerpt:
Livonia-based Quicken Loans Inc. is finishing the final details
of a five-year lease and hopes to move about 1,700 employees early next
year into 240,000 square feet of space on four floors of the Compuware Corp. building at Campus Martius in downtown Detroit.
That
move of the on-line mortgage company’s headquarters, in the face of an
economy in recession, comes instead of the new building that Quicken
Chairman Dan Gilbert said two years ago he would build downtown to
house 4,000 Quicken employees.
Read the entire article here.
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