
The Chicago Sun-Times and its partner, WBEZ, are joining the march of corporate Chicago to the Old Post Office, where they will open office space in a deal that reflects the demands of hybrid work and the challenges of the media business.
The organizations will share 6,000 square feet in the massive building at 433 W. Van Buren St. made over from a crumbling hulk to a contemporary draw for corporate headquarters. The Sun-Times is moving from 30 N. Racine Ave. while WBEZ will retain offices and studios at Navy Pier.