111 W. Jackson, Suite 1700, 60604
332 S Michigan Ave, Suite 900, 60604
1 South Dearborn Street, 60603
233 S Wacker Dr, 60606
125 South Wacker Dr, Suite 300, 60606
The Pitch Workspace by JLL Flex, 15th Floor, IL, 60602
200 South Wacker Drive, 31st Floor, 60606
222 South Riverside Plaza, 60606
10 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 875, 60606
20 North Upper Wacker Drive, Civic Opera House, 60606
110 North Wacker Drive, Suite 2500, 60606
203 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2100, 60601
205 North Michigan Avenue, Michigan Plaza, 60601
330 North Wabash, 60654
401 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 1200, 60611
444 N. Wabash Ave., 5th floor, 60613
101 West Grand Avenue, River North, 60654
14th Floor, 515 North State Street, 60654
19 N Green Street, 60607
620 N LaSalle, 60654
320 West Ohio Street, Suite 3W, 60654
159 N. Sangamon Street, Suite 200 & 300, 60607
333 North Green Street, Chicago, Fulton Market District, 60607
405 W Superior St, 60654
875 North Michigan Avenue, 31st Floor, 60611
939 W. North Avenue, Suite 750, 60642
1200 N. Ashland Avenue, Suite 500, 60622
1918 N. Mendell Street, Suite 200, 60642
3033 N Clark Street, Chicago, 60657
5113 S. Harper, Suite 2C, 60615
About Offices to Rent in Chicago
With no single industry that employs more than 14% of its workforce, Chicago can justly be described as having one of the most diverse economies of any major global city. It is a hugely popular destination for both business travelers and tourists alike, attracting the second-most visitors of any US city with its Chicago O'Hare International Airport serving around 80 million passengers passing through every year. Although nowadays it is the sixth busiest airport in the world, it held the top spot for 35 years between 1963 and 1998 when commercial air travel really took off.rnBack in 2011, there was said to be just six co-working spaces in a city with a population of just under three million, but a Newmark Grubb Knight Frank and Chicago Creative Space report indicates that by 2017 that figure had ballooned to 41 centers covering 870,000 square feet. The rise of co-working spaces in Chicago is driven by both freelancers and startups requiring affordable desk rental without crippling long-term contracts, but also by teams from corporate organizations in search of an alternative working environment. The collaborative nature of these centers is often a big pull for professionals interested in networking and making new business contacts at their place of work.rnAt Easy Offices we can help you navigate all of the options available to you, with all of the centers featured on our site boasting on-site receptionists, fully stocked kitchens and access to meeting rooms. And as our fees are covered by the office providers rather than yourself, we're able to give you expert advice at no additional cost. Contact us today to find out more.