That building has been on the precipice for awhile, and these sorts of things don't help them lease space.

Reason being is that it's unaccessible compared to other office buildings even downtown, has no parking, it's floor plans do not fit modern office needs nor does it's connectivity, and has some of the same maintenance issues the Book Tower had.

It has way better occupancy than the Book did, so it should make it just fine. Now is the crucial time. If they hold their tenants, they'll be okay - if the bankruptcy spooks' em - lights out.