The Chicago Board of Trade Building offers premier office and amenity space at a value to companies looking for a landmark presence in the Chicago Loop. The building honors yesterday’s Chicago while anticipating tomorrow’s, accomplishing both by standing as a physical monument to Chicago’s progress and extending an earnest invitation to tenants and visitors alike to invest in and celebrate all that’s still to come.
Building Amenities
+ Newly Renovated Fitness Center
+ Newly Renovated Conferencing Center
+ Newly Updated Lobby
+ Roof Deck
+ Ceres Café
+ Cellars Market
+ Big Shoulders Coffee
+ Jack Schwartz Importer (Cigar Shop)
+ UPS Pick-up/Drop-off
+ Nearby Transportation
+ Bike Storage
+ 24/7/365 Access
+ On-Site Property Management
+ Energy Star Labeled
+ Convenience Store
+ Urban Flowers (Florist)
+ Big Shoulders Coffee
Ownership and Management: The Chicago Board of Trade Building is owned by Apollo Global Management, managed by R2 Companies, and leased by Madison Rose.
Building Construction: North Building - 1930; Architect: Holabird and Root; 44 Stories; 750,000 Rentable Square Feet. South Building - 1982; Architect: Murphy/Jahn Architects; 22 Stories; 12th Floor Atrium; 550,000 Rentable Square Feet.
Transportation Access: The CTA’s Purple, Brown, Green, and Orange lines are all adjacent to the property at LaSalle and Van Buren. The Blue line is two blocks east. The Red line is three blocks east. MERTA Rock Island is 1 block south, METRA Union Station is 3.5 blocks west, and METRA Ogilvie Station is 6.5 blocks northwest.
Parking: There are numerous parking garages within a short walk to the building.
Power Capabilities: 141 W Jackson possesses an unrivaled electrical infrastructure including fifteen electrical feeds from six ComEd substations with automatic transfer deliver 42.5 MW of electrical capacity, equivalent to 30+ watts per square foot. This building has been Wired Certified Platinum. Wired Certified Platinum means a building is best in class across all features of connectivity that matter most to tenants: number and quality of internet service providers, redundancy and resiliency of telecom infrastructure, ease of installation and capacity to readily support new telecom services. The building can support current and future tenants with the most stringent technology requirements. Internet Service Providers available: AT&T-Fiber, Cogent-Fiber, Comcast-Fiber, Level 3-Fiber, Lightower-Fiber, RCN-Fiber, Verizon-Fiber, XO Communications-Fiber, Zayo Group-Fiber, AT&T-Copper, Global Cloud Xchange-Fiber, Comcast-Coaxial, NextGen Networks-Fiber, Perseus-Fiber, SignalPoint-Fiber.
Building Awards
The Chicago Board of Trade building has been the recipient of the following awards for the renovation and property management excellence.
·International Building Owners and Managers
·Association (BOMA) 2007/2008 Office Building of the Year (TOBY) award in Historic Category
·Regional BOMA 2007/2008 TOBY in Historic Category
·Local BOMA 2007/2008 TOBY in Historic Category
·Friends of Downtown - 2008 Renovation Award
International Association of Lighting Designers - 2007 IALD Award - Citation for use of modern technology to accurately replicate historic lighting design.
·City of Chicago - 2007 Chicago Landmark Award - Preservation Excellence - Exterior/Interior Renovation
·Landmarks Illinois - 2006 Outstanding Commitment to Historic Preservation
Local BOMA 2006/2007 TOBY in Renovation Categoryt deman
Energy Star Score - 80
This building has been Wired Certified Platinum. Wired Certified Platinum means a building is best in class across all features of connectivity that matter most to tenants: number and quality of internet service providers, redundancy and resiliency of telecom infrastructure, ease of installation and capacity to readily support new telecom services. The building can support current and future tenants with the most stringent technology requirements. Internet Service Providers available: AT&T-Fiber, Cogent-Fiber, Comcast-Fiber, Level 3-Fiber, Lightower-Fiber, RCN-Fiber, Verizon-Fiber, XO Communications-Fiber, Zayo Group-Fiber, AT&T-Copper, Global Cloud Xchange-Fiber, Comcast-Coaxial, NextGen Networks-Fiber, Perseus-Fiber, SignalPoint-Fiber
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