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The Fields Logan Square Attracts Young Talent

All sorts of companies want to move or add offices outside of the central business district and the suburbs and be “in the neighborhoods,” says Cushman & Wakefield senior director Larry Goldwasser. He adds that many tenants are opening space in emerging neighborhoods to test the market and attract young talent. The Fields Logan Square (4000 West Diversey) makes no bones about catering to these companies and is one of only three “superwide” office buildings in Chicago that can fit 175k RSF on a single floor, says Cushman & Wakefield executive director Barb Schenberg. It’s in the heart of Chicago’s hot Logan Square, where the creative types live, work and play. Formerly home to Marshall Field & Co, The Fields offers 450k SF of creative office, flex and light industrial space, 50k SF of rooftop terraces, and 30k SF of indoor/outdoor event space. There are also 700 on-site indoor parking spots (heated!) and private shuttle service to and from public transportation. For more info, click here.

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