With neighbors including the Chicago Board of Trade and major financial institutions, a presence in 111 W Jackson is a smart move for an ambitious business. Located in Chicago’s renowned Loop, it’s well-connected by expressways and public transportation. The 24-story building features an impressive lobby and large windows that fill the center with light. To escape from your desk, head to the business lounge, outside seating area or explore the many restaurants and amenities in the area.
Reserve a meeting room at 111 West Jackson Boulevard, in the heart of Chicago's LaSalle Street financial district. Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, flip chart, whiteboard, high-speed WiFi and natural light from the building's large windows. The 24-story building and impressive lobby set a credible tone for client meetings, with the Chicago Board of Trade just steps away. The Quincy station and LaSalle Street Station are a short walk from the door.
Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, flip chart, whiteboard, high-speed WiFi and natural light.
It is at 111 West Jackson Boulevard in Chicago's Loop, in the LaSalle Street financial district.
The Quincy station and LaSalle Street Station are a short walk away, with Union Station within reach.
Yes, the building's large windows fill the center with natural light.
Yes, the Chicago Board of Trade and major financial institutions are just steps away.
An impressive lobby and large windows fill the center with light in Chicago's Loop.
The Quincy station and LaSalle Street Station are a short walk away, with Union Station nearby.
Steps from the Chicago Board of Trade and major financial institutions.
111 West Jackson sits in Chicago's Loop with the Quincy station a short walk away and LaSalle Street Station, Chicago Union Station, Harrison and Clinton stations within reach. Bus stops at Harrison and Jefferson serve the area, and parking options including Traders Self Park and the Franklin-Van Buren Garage are nearby. The financial district setting places the Chicago Board of Trade steps away, with the Art Institute and Millennium Park minutes from the office.