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7,196 Elegant Office Suite Available for Sublease Below Square Feet 150 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois Market Rate Lease Information Building + Location Highlights • 11th floor: 7,196 RSF • Partial furniture can be made available • 2 blocks from Ogilvie Station and 5 blocks from Union Station • Available: Immediately • Rate: Negotiable • Term: June 30, 2019 • Conferencing facility and fitness center on site • Starbucks on the 1st floor Suite Highlights • Less than 0.5 miles from the Brown, • Modern office space with incredible • Exceptional views of skyline and Purple and Orange Line stops at natural light Chicago River Washington & Wells. VIEWS GREAT Opportunity Overview This stunning 7,196-sf, 11th floor office space is available for sublease. Located on the corner of Wacker and Randolph with easy access to the Metra and all that the Loop has to offer, the building houses a fitness center as well as a Starbucks on the ground floor. The partially-furnished space features a mixture of private offices and collaborative spaces, efficiently configured within a bright, traditional floor plan with views of the skyline and the Chicago River. Area Information Within walking 492 restaurants 10,276 businesses distance from and bars located with 285,125 Metra and CTA within 0.5 miles employees within 0.5 miles Floor Plan N Suite Photos Division Street (1200 N) 101 W. 1165 N. 45 W. 71 E. 1150 N. Lake Shore Drive Parkside of Old Town Seward 1155 N. P Elm Park P Tower 30 E. N Elm Street (1142 N) Atrium Elm Street (1142 N) Village St. Anthony’s 21-31 E. 73 E. 1120 N. Oak Church P Street 20 E. 1110 N. W E ComEd 1122 40 E. 70 E. Beach L Substation P N. 1100 N. William 1120 Jenner N. Cedar Street (1120 N) P Public St. Joseph’s Treasure a P School Church P 1111 Island 33 E. N. 1111 N. Hill Street (1100 N) 1100 N. k S Maple Street (1100 N) 1040 N. Payton 50 E. 100 E. The Carlyle College 111 W. 1035 N. 1030 N. e Hobbie Street Prep 1029 N. Newberry Bellevue Place (1030 N) P Plaza Sutton 33-41 E. Wendell Street 1030 N. Place P Crosby Street Dave & Hotel 135 E. Buster’s St. Matthew’s 1000 1025 N. P 350 W. Church 170 P N. 1000 N. Esquire 1000 M Newberry 2 E. W. Illinois 34 E. 40 E. Theater N. Masonic P 30 W. Plaza Oak Oak Oak Street (1000 N) Oak Street (1000 N) 1 E. 29 E. 123 W. 15 E. 950 N. 189 E. 199 E. 209 E. 219 E. 229 E. 999 N. i 365 W. Barney’s 140 E. Oak Club Condos P One Magnicent Drake Moody Bible Institute William Ogden Hotel 939 N. Elementary School 100 E. Mile 933 N. 44 E. 990 N. c Newberry Library 200-210 E. 220 E. 232 E. Walton Street (932 N) 930 950 Walton Street (932 N) N. N. Millennium Residence 11 E. St. Luke’s Scottish 919 N. Knickerbocker Inn by 910 N. h Church P Rite 1 W. Elysian Hotel Hotel Marriott P 926 N. Cathedral Walton & Residences P 900 N. P P Washington On The 20 E. 100-114 W. Doubletree Park 10 E. 40 E. 909 N. 190 E. 200 E. 910 N. P DelawareTalbott W estin Hotel 230 E. N Locust Street (900 N) W. Delaware Pl. Square Hotel 900 N. i St. Dominic’s Park Delaware Place (900 N) Greyhound 900 N. Church 107 o W. 57 E. The Bus Domain The Whitehall 223 E. 227-237 E. 260 E. 880 Lofts 1 E. 866 N. 195 N. Raphael 235 E. g r W. Delaware Pl. Bristol Fourth 875 N. Hotel Plaza on N. The Whitehall The Sotel Presbyterian John Hancock DeWitt 100 E. Center 222 860 t 50 E. Tremont Church P The Seneca E. N. Chestnut Street (860 N) Hotel & Suites 260 E. 860 N. h Hotel a Cooking and Chestnut Street (860 N) Lake Shore Drive Cabrini Homes Hospitality P 55 W. Institute of The Park Newberry 21 E. 850 N. Goose Island P Chicago P P 111 E. 840 N. 835 N. 201 E. 850 N. 247 E. P P The Lake B Quigley Water Tower Place 215 E. Shore Center 40-46 E. Prep. n 840 N. 244 E. 250 E. 270 E. r 16 Loyola Loyola 830 N. 200 E. University Ritz - Carlton Worcester The The P E.University 200 E. 210 E. 222 E. House Belvedere 840 N. a Institute Place (828 N) P Pearsons Pearson Street n 55 E. Loyola Moody Bible Institute 1 E. 25 E. P 213 W. P Loyola The Clare at University Water Water Tower P 15 E. Loyola c 820 N. Water Tower & Tower Water Works 600 W. University University Loyola University Museum of P Park Tower Fire Contemporary Art 30 W. Looking Glass Engine h Public P 800 N. 801 N. Lawson P Park Theater Co.98 22 E. Storage YMCA 10 E. Hyatt Street N. Larabee N. Cambridge N. Hudson Street N. Sedgwick Street Chicago Avenue (800 N) P Archdiocese 39-49 E. 55-59 E. 737 N. 211 E. C 757 N. P 777 N. American P P 750 N. P 750 N. Olympia Future Northwestern Northwestern University’s Centre Dental Assoc. P Children’s Memorial Feinberg School of Medicine . h Memorial Prentice 734- 750 N. 500 W. 744 N. 757 N. W Holy Name 166 E. Hospital Women’s 619 W. The Montgomery 400 W. 340 W. 314 W. 310 W. Asbury Neiman 300 E. 152 W. 60 Cathedral 750 N. 730 N. Summereld (2012) Hospital 329 E. 357 E. City of Chicago 212-230 W. 730 N.-750 N. Marcus i One River 200 W. P Plaza Plaza Hotel Peninsula Suites c Superior Street (732 N) Chicago 155 E. Tribune 720 N. HoJo Catholic 233 E. 303 E. Northwestern Hospital Center a 311 W. 712 N. P The P 717 N. Chicago Two River 225 W. Inn Charities 1 E. 700 N. Northwestern Robert H. Lurie 345 E. River North 419 W. 415 W. 405 W. 401 W. 721 N. 712 N. One Fordham Archdiocese Medical 320 E. Plaza Tuxedo Park 700 N. 710 N. Chicago 150 E. P Memorial Stone Institute Rehabilitation g Commons 214 708 N. Superior 40 E. Allerton Olson Research Institute of 710 N. P 224 W. P Place Hotel Radisson Center of Psychiatry W. P Place 50 E. 700 N. Suites Pavilion Chicago Abbott Hall 420 W. 410 W. 400 W. o Huron Street (700 N) 111 W. 415 676 N. 679 N. 451 W. 409 P 325 W. 225 W. Hotel Felix 77 W. 33 W . St. James Federal 469 W. 421 W. W. P P Huron St.Lofts 676 N. P The Omni Hotel Northwestern Memorial W. 351 W. Cathedral R 670 N. Northwestern University Express 510 W. Parc P Pinnacle 664 N. 676 N. Galter Feinberg 680 N. Lake Shore Depot Erie on Huron P Tower Ritz-Carlton Medical Facility (future) Water P 222 W. 146 N. 60 W . 2 E. Erie 669 N. Pavilion Pavilion the Park 430 W. P 400 W. P P 660 P Flair Tower 661 N. Residences Filtration i 364 W. 360 W. 308 W. N. 316 W. Plant v Erie Street (658 N) 653 N. NU e Water 642 N. 25 E. 55 E. Erie 101 E. 645 N. 633 N. 211 E. Olive Kingsbury 435 W. 343 W. P P 325 W. 223 W. 219 W. 640 N. P 17 E. 646 N. P Medical 301 E. P Taxi 1 E. Erie FCB St. Clair 446 E. 644 N. r on the Park 640 N. Ontario 25 E. Center W Park Place / P 400 E. Ontarie 645 N. Place 626 N. Wyndham Hotel 400 W. 358 W. 630 N. P P Caravel P P 142 E. 162 E. 240 E. P Veterans Center Admiral’s Pointe Gallery 400 643 N. Hotel Administration 630 N. State Lakeside Ontario Street (628 N) 391 363 W. 411 W. Ontario Lofts P New Century 15 E. 165 E. W. 51 W. Lenox 300 E. 401 E. Ohio Street Bank P 319 W. P 620 N. 600 N. P ComEd 600 N. Bloomingdale’s 625 N. Courtyard Arts Post 237 E. Chicago 333 E. P 63 W. House by Marriott Club 211 E.Oce 247 E. Beach McDonald’s Embassy Home 615 N. 233 E. City Centre P P 12 E. 600 N. 441 E. 33 W . Suites Store 162 E. McClurg 600 N. Ohio House The Millennium Hotel Holiday Court Center NW 458 P 605 N. 601 N.-623 N. 320 W. Motel Farallon Centre P 605 N. Inn of 230 E. 232 E. P Inn 400 E. 420 E. M.R.I. E. 4 E. Chicago 200 E. 210 E. 212 E. Bldg. P Ohio St. (600 N) venue (44 E) venue 211 E. 352 W. Best A 551 N. 153 E. Grand Ohio 245 E. 355 E. 445 E. 540 N. Oce Depot 303 W. 555 N. P ESPN 345 E. Streeter P U.S. 540 N. 545 N. 201 E. 550 N. ComEd Western Hilton Zone Condominiums 541 N. The ells Street (200 W) (200 ells Street Marriott P Place River Bank Substation Post Fairbanks Streeter W Oce The Hotel Loft Apts. P Chase abash P 530 N. 420 W. P Grand Plaza 36 E. P P 535 N. 160 E. 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