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Where history is made time and time again.

  • A storied place

    The story of the Central Standard dates back to 1883. As a banking hall for some of the nation’s biggest deals, it was here that leaders gathered to establish America’s four time zones. Today its name, the Central Standard, and its original bank vaults remind us of that historic period as well as the milestones ahead. 

  • Modern design and amenities

    Rich history meets contemporary design at the Central Standard. Here, tenants will discover a cutting-edge workplace, complete with a modern fitness center, lounge, and rooftop deck with sweeping views of the Chicago skyline.

  • Energizing neighborhood

    The Central Standard is conveniently located in Chicago's Central Loop, a neighborhood that just keeps getting better. Popular retailers have flocked to the area along with major investments in the neighborhood’s art and community events, making this the new place to be in Chicago.

  • Easy to access

    The Central Standard is exactly that—central. It offers easy access to I-90/94 as well as several other nearby thoroughfares. For a more carbon-efficient commute, you’re just a short walk from Chicago’s major commuter train, CTA elevated rail stations, and local bus stops.

Availabilities

Total Square Footage:
1 million SF
Building Height:
23-stories
Floor Plates:
from 40,000 - 46,000 SF
Historic Banking Hall
2nd Floor | 88,000 SF
Access & Security:
24/7
Architect:
Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (1924)
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  • Instant access to public transportation, top hotels, and five-star dining options
  • Panoramic views of the city
  • Walking distance to multiple CTA, "L" Train Stations
  • Property Manager on site
  • Unit
    LL floorSuite LL0819,859 sq ft
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  • Unit
    LL floorSuite LL1015,645 sq ft
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    LL floorSuite LL12566 sq ft
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State-of-the-Art Amenities

With plenty of screens, seating, and supplies the conference center at the Central Standard is the ideal place to bring your team together or gather a group.

Thoughtfully designed for a smarter, more sustainable future.

Beacon is committed to creating innovative workplaces that are better for people and the planet. We’ve earned industry recognition for our operations at Southline and continue to raise the bar for the environment we create inside and outside our building.

  • Gold

    LEED Certified

    Beacon strives to operate all of its properties in a resource-efficient manner and seeks LEED® certification at each property. To date, Beacon has obtained LEED® certification for over 60 million square feet of property.

  • Energy Star

    Beacon’s commitment to sustainability has been recognized by the EPA, who has awarded the ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year award. Recognized for 11 consecutive years with an average ENERGY STAR score of 85 - within the top 25% of all office buildings

  • Fitwel Certified

    Fitwel is a nationwide building certification program to support healthier workplace environments and improve occupant health and well-being.

  • Platinum

    WiredScore Certified

    Wired Certification is the commercial real estate rating system that empowers landlords to understand, improve, and promote their buildings' digital infrastructure.

  • Two men in white bee keeper suits holding up a beehive panel that's covered in honeycomb and bees

    Beacon Bees

    As part of its long-standing commitment to sustainability, Beacon has partnered with The Best Bees Company, a Boston-based full-service beekeeper and leading researcher, to install beehives on the rooftops of most of its buildings. Beacon is pleased to support honey bee research by being one of the first institutional owners to introduce this program on a national level.

Welcome to the Chicago Loop

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    Walk Score

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  • 100

    Transit Score

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  • 88

    Bike Score

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Nearby attractions

  • Subway Station

    Quincy Station

  • Food Court & Bar

    Revival Food Hall

  • Retail & Dining

    Block 37

  • Subway Station

    Quincy Station

  • Food Court & Bar

    Revival Food Hall

  • Retail & Dining

    Block 37

  • American Restaurant

    Kindling

  • Park

    Millennium Park

  • 4-Star Hotel

    W Chicago City Center

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