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16 Landlords Who Are Future-Proofing Their Office Buildings

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Chicago's office owners are preparing their properties to meet present and future demand for reliable internet connectivity in the workplace. From the Loop to the suburbs, Chicago’s most innovative landlords and developers are adopting Wired Certification as a means of future-proofing their office assets across all real estate classes and providing tenants with space in which they can be truly productive.

WiredScore, the company behind the international benchmarking standard, recently chose Chicago as a flagship market to address the demand for a technology benchmark. The move follows its recent expansion into Canada and Atlanta. Twenty-five Chicago buildings, totaling 26M SF, have either attained Wired Certification or are in the process of doing so. 

Here are 16 Chicago buildings that are meeting the tenant demand for a well-connected office. 

This feature was produced in collaboration between Bisnow Branded Content and WiredScore. Bisnow news staff was not involved in the production of this content.

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