Chicago’s office market has traditionally been dominated by Trophy Towers and high-rise construction. While there is plenty of demand for Trophy space with the current development activity (4.3 m.s.f.), those buildings are not meant for every tenant. Some companies are more attracted to loft spaces, creative offices or repositioned assets. To help in the tenant analysis, JLL Research has created the Downtown Chicago Building Matrix – Cost v Class.

1. Downtown Chicago Building Comparison Matrix
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676 N
Michigan
444 N
Michigan One Illinois
Center
500 W
Monroe
Aon
Center
Willis
Tower
Citadel
Center 111 S
Wacker
71 S
Wacker
300 N
LaSalle
151 N
Franklin
444 W
Lake 150 N
Riverside
125 S Clark
175 W Jackson
Burnham
Center
Prudential
Plaza I 20 W Kinzie
111 W Illinois
412 N Wells
320 W Ohio
213 W Institute 363 W Erie
303 W
Institute
River North Point Fulton West
111 N Canal
1K Fulton
1033 W
Van Buren
Merchandise MartOld Main Post Office
820 W Jackson
600 W Chicago
625 W Adams
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