Sterling Bay and J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives today announced that the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is moving its Chicago operations and 1,000 Chicago-based employees to 360 North Green in the heart of Fulton Market. BCG has signed a 15-year lease for approximately 250,000 square feet of office space. The move is projected for 2025.
“Fulton Market is Chicago’s top destination for businesses and continues to attract a wide array of distinguished companies that desire modern workspaces located in neighborhoods that their employees can picture themselves living in,” said Andy Gloor, CEO of Sterling Bay. “The relocation of a firm like BCG signals even more opportunity for future growth in this vibrant neighborhood. All of us at Sterling Bay are excited to continue building sustainable, modern buildings that meet the every-day needs of companies, employees, and residents while also strengthening the economic advancement and public safety of the surrounding community.”
360 North Green is a 24-story mixed-use development designed by Gensler and owned by Sterling Bay and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Global Alternatives. The approximately 500,00-square-foot building features creative amenity, retail, and office spaces and full-service amenities such as a fitness deck and indoor/outdoor lounges.
Nancy Pacher, Lisa Konieczka, and Meredith Bell Frese from CBRE worked on the tenant side to finalize this agreement while Russ Cora and Jess Brown represented Sterling Bay and J.P. Morgan.
Construction at 360 North Green is expected to break ground this summer.
