Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. has been hired to sublease five floors, or about 120,000 square feet, in the two buildings at Oakbrook Terrace's Lincoln Centre, along Butterfield Road. Former ComEd President Carl Crosky had planned to consolidate the company's suburban operations by moving about 1,800 employees to the buildings from offices in Oak Brook, Willowbrook, Bolingbrook and Joliet, said ComEd spokesman John Hatfield. But Crosky left the company in November, the same month the lease was signed. A new management team, including executive vice presidents David Helwig and Frank Clark, decided it would be more cost effective to keep employees in Oak Brook and Joliet where the company owns the buildings, according to Hatfield. You'll also find lamps, floral arrangements, mirrors and a variety of other accessories for the home.
Employees can create custom window treatments on site.
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