"They are getting the floors to do construction in February, butthey're not moving in till summer," Stein tells GlobeSt.com. "Thebuilding is one of the most technologically advanced in the city.There is major infrastructure and they're going to be tying intothose systems."
The building offers six back-up generators and the spaceincludes a raised floor. DRW will lease the space from Bank ofAmerica, which occupies the rest of the building, having recentlytaken it over from LaSalle Bank. Stein says it is not clear if andwhen further space within the building will be leased to otheroutside tenants.
"DRW's company is growing tremendously," Stein says. "They likedthe floor layout, location and infrastructure there. It's veryconducive for a trading firm, and has a lot of existing elements totake advantage of."
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