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Originally Posted by combusean
They already are located in Chandler, why would they relocate?
Also, they want to build a "corporate campus" with a bunch of customer service representatives crammed in together. That's not a model that would fit downtown. The minimums given in this article ($35 million for 250,000 sqft) are wayyy underpriced for a high-rise anyways.
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Allstate considered several other markets for the operations center, through a process that took almost two years, Tibshraeny said.
“They conducted a competitive process, and Chandler rose to the top,” he said, citing Chandler’s workforce and available office space as attractive factors for the city.
Allstate has discussed the idea of building the new corporate campus, worth at least $35 million, in Chandler. Tibshraeny said a location has yet to be determined and would be chosen later if Allstate decides to build in the city.
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I'm not sure what any of the above means. Did they consider several other markets originally or for the upcoming campus? Also, the bolded in the last sentence makes it sound as though they aren't 100% positive they will build in the city. Regardless of whether or not they would have considered a high-rise, it is still a loss for the city of Phoenix in favor of more people working and living in the suburbs.