$10 million deal. Kwik Trip, with 800-plus shops and growing, is relocaing some white-collar functions.
Remodeling ahead for leafy site, fountain included
LACROSSE, Wis. – The Kwik Trip convenience store chain has bought the fashionable United Healthcare building and its park-like Onalaska grounds. John McHugh, a Kwik Trip spokesperson, said that several activities will be relocated from Kwik Trip’s site in a north LaCrosse industrial park. The first floor will be remodeled into management training classrooms. Some support staff also will have offices in the building, he said. The sale price: $10 million. The three-story structure, at 2700 Midwest Drive in Onalaska, was built in 1995 by Midwest Security Insurance. After Midwest was acquired in 2002 by United Healthcare, 350 employees were shifted to United’s office on Riverside Park LaCrosse.