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Expansive Magnificent Mile occupies the fourth floor of 605 N Michigan Avenue, a classical limestone building on the corner of North Michigan Avenue and East Ohio Street in Chicago. The workspace has floor to ceiling windows with sweeping views of the city skyline and offers a range of options, from team suites and private offices to dedicated desks, coworking memberships, access passes and day offices. Members share the Expansive Lounge, which combines soft seating, work tables, filtered water and limitless coffee, tea and espresso with a community kitchen. Two meeting rooms are equipped for both small team huddles and larger presentations, and a state of the art training room offers configurable setups for in person, hybrid or virtual seminars and events. Private phone booths give you a place to step aside and focus. Offices are fully furnished. A shared printer and scanner, mail services, free guest wifi, a mother's room, bike racks and secure access are all part of the building, and the onsite team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

Locate your business in a top ten global financial center. 200 South Wacker sits in Chicago’s historic financial and commercial district and is served by excellent public transportation connections, including a water taxi. The spacious reception is flooded with natural light to create a powerful first impression while the views from the 31st and 32nd floors are equally dramatic. Take a break in the outside seating area or explore the great choice of nearby eateries.

Set up your business at Veteran's Square, located in the area’s tallest building, with contemporary office space. Put your brand at the heart of Jefferson Park’s bustling business district, just outside downtown Chicago. Take advantage of being part of the city’s thriving economy and professional community, while enjoying a quieter commute and setting. Drive to work conveniently with onsite parking available, hop on a bus with a stop directly outside the building, or catch a train to Jefferson Park Station, just a few minutes' walk down the road. Stay connected with professionals beyond Chicago via O’Hare International Airport, approximately 8 miles away. Stay productive in this modern workspace, equipped with business-grade WiFi, ergonomic furniture, conferencing technology, and bookable meeting rooms. Hot-desk in the communal lounges and meet professionals spanning industries from finance to telecoms in the collaborative coworking areas. Alternatively, customize a private office when you choose a permanent workspace, with the freedom to add your branding and scale your floor plan as your business grows. When it’s time for a break, grab a quick bite from nearby lunch spots, or take a relaxing stroll along the beaches of nearby Lake Michigan. Entertain clients in downtown Chicago with a diverse selection of exciting bars, restaurants, and theaters.

Expansive West Loop is the largest flexible workspace in Chicago and the Midwest, filling 19 floors of the former Fashion Trades Building, which opened in 1930 at 318 West Adams Street. The building stands between Wacker Drive and Franklin Street, directly across from Willis Tower, and Expansive owns and operates the whole of it. Inside there are more than 30 team suites alongside fully furnished private offices, dedicated desks and coworking memberships, seven conference rooms, a training room set up for in person, hybrid or remote sessions, and 11 soundproof phone booths, each with a built in desk. Two lounge areas give members somewhere to work informally or meet without booking a room, and the Expansive Lounge on the 17th floor is where guests are met. Other facilities include a community kitchen, complimentary tea, coffee and espresso, a working mother's room with soft seating, outlets and a refrigerator, mail services, a shared printer and scanner, free guest wifi, secure access, bike storage, and onsite private storage for inventory or equipment. An onsite team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

At Bridgeview Bank Uptown, WeWork occupies the grand hall and mezzanine level of a 1925 Chicago landmark, turning a well-preserved example of Golden Age bank architecture into a working office. Soaring ceilings, ornate windows, and original bank teller stations repurposed for collaboration give the space a character you won't find in a standard office building. Private offices, open coworking areas, and meeting rooms sit within the building's original design, supported by an event space with sound systems and lighting, a parent's room, phone booths, and stocked kitchens throughout.