TIAA to Close Denver Skyscraper Office and Lay Off Employees
May 5, 2025 - 16:33
Retirement and investing giant TIAA is packing up and moving out of one of Denver’s skyscrapers, according to a WARN notice filed with the state of Colorado. The company has announced plans to cut dozens of jobs as part of its decision to close its office located in the heart of the city.
This significant move will impact many employees, leading to a wave of uncertainty in the local job market. The WARN notice indicates that the layoffs will occur in the coming months, as the company consolidates its operations and shifts focus to other locations.
TIAA's decision to close its Denver office reflects broader trends in the financial services industry, where many firms are reevaluating their real estate needs in light of changing work environments and remote work practices. As TIAA transitions out of its prominent office space, the future of the affected employees remains uncertain, prompting concerns about job availability in the area.
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