Electric Tower is now home to the law office of Lindy Korn. The firm is occupying the entire ninth floor which is located in the tower section of the building. It will take 2700 sq.ft. of space in a move from the Liberty Building.
"Moving into the Electric Tower is an exciting and significant step for our firm," Lindy Korn, Esq., owner, said. "We chose it because it is a match in terms of our space needs and in addition, being in a highly visible, iconic building will help us grow our practice."
Iskalo Development is also happy to welcome the firm to the building. "We are pleased that Lindy Korn and her firm have selected the historic Electric Tower, and we think they will be a great fit for the building," Paul B. Iskalo, President and CEO of Iskalo Development said. "We are also pleased that the firm chose to remain downtown and continue to be part of the re-emerging Central Business District."
The Law Office of Lindy Korn focuses on the primary practice areas of plaintiff oriented civil rights with an emphasis on the prevention and correction of sexual harassment and 2-2-2 retaliation in the workplace, and risk management focusing on safe complaint procedures, early reporting, and investigations. Iskalo Development still has space available in Electric Tower.
Mixed use.
How much of this building is vacant? Last I checked there was a significant portion not leased. Would've been a great address for some residential.