The WWE office staff’s time in the original “Titan Tower,” which opened in 1991, is drawing to its conclusion and moving day is soon approaching.
According to PWInsider, WWE employees will start moving into the organization’s new headquarters at 707 Washington Blvd. next week, with the goal of getting everyone settled in by the end of the year. Production will now be situated in the same building as the company’s offices, since it was previously separated and located a few blocks from the company’s original headquarters. The tobacco tycoon Phillip Morris and the business consulting firm KPMG both share the building where WWE has relocated. A seven-story building will house the new WWE production.
UBS, a Swiss financial organization, formerly occupied the building at 677-707 Washington Boulevard, and this pavilion served as its trading floor.
WWE hasn’t yet listed the old headquarters for sale while Titan Tower is emptying, despite having stated that it would “entertain discussions with interested parties.” The business is still expanding despite its recent merger with UFC. WWE will continue to have its Stamford, Connecticut, headquarters, and UFC will continue to have its Las Vegas, Nevada, headquarters. Both businesses will continue to run as usual. The merger was officially announced by WWE and Endeavor on April 3, the day following WrestleMania 39. The deal will see Endeavor acquire a 51% ownership in WWE, marking the first time in the company’s history that the McMahon family is not its primary owner.
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