Citizens Property Insurance Corp. selects new headquarters space out of Downtown
After drawing seven bids from its invitation to negotiate for "turn-key" office space in
The state insurer chose a bid for space in the former Florida Coastal School of Law building at
The selection puts Citizens on a path to leave its Downtown offices in the 30-story high-rise at
It plans to move into its new offices in
Action News Jax reported in August that Citizens was seeking a move because of safety concerns regarding the homeless Downtown, saying workers had been threatened and harassed.
While Citizens has not confirmed that, the mayor's office wants to address it.
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Citizens reported that the winning bid, which was submitted by
The other scores were:
Jax LC Owner 2 LLC for
Rosecrans 2004 LLC for
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In 2022,
The five-story, 231,867-square-foot building was developed on the 9.7-acre site in 1990 for
Citizens' pending move comes at a time of high vacancy in Downtown office buildings, mainly driven by work-from-home policies that prompted employers to downsize workplaces. According to
On
In 2015, Citizens signed a 10-year,
With its lease there set to expire in
In
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