Don't look for a Groupon deal on moving vans anytime soon.

Crain's Chicago Business reported that founders of the toddler daily-deals company are in discussions to buy one of the Windy City's most venerable edifices, the 90-year-old Wrigley Building, to house Groupon and other startups. We were looking forward to Groupon's antics gracing the Magnificent Mile icon.

Too bad. Groupon said it has no plans to move into the Wrigley building.

"Our space needs are more than taken care of for the foreseeable future," Brad Williams, a spokesman for Groupon, told Deal Journal.

Now, it's possible that Groupon's co-founders, Brad Keywell and Eric Lefkofsky, are planning to make a splashy Wrigley Building purchase for Lightbank, their private investment firm. But Groupon won't be part of those plans. Lefkofsky declined to comment through a spokesman.