Black Hills FCU Acquires New OfficeFacility

June 07, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

RAPID CITY, S.D. - (06/07/05) -- Black Hills FCU said it purchasedthe former Spiegel call center building here and plans to move itsaccounting, computer, human resources and marketing departments, aswell as the executive offices and a small retail branch, into thefacility. The $525-million credit union has been outgrowing itscurrent facility, but it also isn't quite large enough to use allof the 43,000 square feet in the former Spiegel building, and isseeking tenants for the space. At one point Spiegel had 500employees working at the site, before closing it in 2002 as part ofa bankruptcy.

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