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State Office Buildings to be Consolidated

According to the Hartford Business Journal, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s administration has announced a proposal to consolidate state office buildings as remote work gains traction. Under the plan, several state office buildings in Hartford, including 450 Columbus Boulevard (covering 546,000 SF) and 55 Elm Street (spanning 133,000 SF), will be combined. This initiative aims to optimize space utilization and enhance operational efficiency. With the growing acceptance of remote work, the move aligns with the evolving dynamics of the workforce and reflects the broader trend towards flexible work arrangements. By consolidating office spaces, the administration intends to achieve cost savings while adapting to the changing needs of the state’s workforce.

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