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#8 in SpaceLogik’s downtown Chicago series

200 W. Madison Street
Less space.
Same requirements.

SpaceLogik’s Chicago series ranks 200 W. Madison Street #8 for space efficiency, with a projected requirement of 17,916 rentable square feet for the program used in the analysis.

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200 W. Madison Street
Image from SpaceLogik’s Chicago building efficiency series.
17,916Projected rentable square feet
834SpaceLogik® efficiency rating
10.42%Reported comparison savings
$6.25Reported savings per RSF/year at $60 rent

The space requirement behind the rent.

A property comparison should account for the amount of rentable space needed to accommodate your workplace program. The projected requirement at 200 W. Madison Street gives you another measure to consider alongside the quoted rent.

Series measureReported figure
Downtown Chicago ranking#8
Series comparison program20,000-RSF reference
Projected building requirement17,916 RSF
SpaceLogik efficiency rating834
Savings versus least-efficient properties10.42%
Illustrative annual rent assumption$60 per RSF
Reported rent savings$6.25 per RSF/year

Source figures retained from SpaceLogik’s supplied Chicago 2026 deck. Rent savings use the series comparison basis; they are not a quoted discount on this building’s asking rent. The $60 rent is an illustrative assumption.

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About this analysis

This spotlight belongs to SpaceLogik’s downtown Chicago 2026 series. Rankings and metrics describe the supplied analysis. Actual requirements and savings depend on your program, building and lease terms. Space efficiency concerns office space requirements and is separate from energy performance.

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Draft review notes — excluded from publication

Confirm the original comparison program, analysis date and evaluated building set before publication. All figures are preserved from the deck rather than silently corrected. Confirm the series methodology before publication.

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