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Chicago State of Office

Investment, Development, Design, and Leasing the Workplace of the Future

Event Ended On: Thursday February 14 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Creative Office

Amy Preston

Amy Preston

Managing Director, Construction & Design, Tishman Speyer
Rafael Carreira

Rafael Carreira

EVP, Riverside Investment & Development Company
Thomas McElroy

Thomas McElroy

Principal & CEO, Level-1 Global Solutions
Dave Trolian
Moderator

Dave Trolian

SVP, Clark Construction

State of Office

Richard Traub
Moderator

Richard Traub

Partner, Freeborn & Peters

Chicago's Office Market Disruptors

Paul Layne

Paul Layne

CEO, The Howard Hughes Corporation
Jay Longo

Jay Longo

Principal, SCB
Kevin Purcell

Kevin Purcell

President, Leasing & Management Service, MB Real Estate

Venue

JW Marriott
151 West Adams Street
Chicago, IL 60613

Ballroom: The Burnham Ballroom, 4th floor


Parking Information:

Parking Options:
Valet Event Pricing
0-3 hours $26
3-12 hours $31

Self-Parking
Towers Self Park Garage, 211 West Adams St. (not hotel managed).

Special Functions/Event Parking (with validation)
Monday – Friday 0-8 hours $25

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Coffee and Schmooze
9:00 AM
9:40 AM
Creative Office
9:40 AM
10:20 AM
State of Office
Development, Construction, and Finance
10:20 AM
11:00 AM
Chicago's Office Market Disruptors
11:00 AM
11:30 AM
More Schmooze!

Summary

1. How will developers look to build on the strong office sales that kicked off 2018?  

2. How will Chicago build on the momentum it has gained, even though it was not selected for Amazon's HQ2?

3. How will the West Loop try to continue to build momentum as they become a hot spot for offices? 

4. While demand for Class A office space continues to grow, how will Class B and C office space try to attract tenants? 

5. Will the growing price of office space in Chicago push more companies to look to the suburbs?