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The nonprofit said it was unable to reach lease terms with its prospective landlord, Illinois video gambling mogul Rick Heidner.
The Pace Board voted Wednesday to join the trial, which is expected to last six months.
The company occupies 45,000 square feet at the Fillmore Center, a $40 million development project that will bring more businesses to North Lawndale and create more jobs.
The building will put customers near the futures exchanges' own tech center and promises speedy cloud-based access to the markets.