Class A Buildings Continue To Be A Bright Spot In Troubled Chicago Office Market Chicago's office market is continuing to struggle with negative net absorption and record-high vacancy rates, though Class A buildings are bucking the trend and the suburbs are weathering the storm somewhat better than the city. 
“It’s a little depressing with some of these numbers, but I do see a silver lining,” said Aubrey Englund, executive vice president at NAI Hiffman, who specializes in office tenant representation, of a new report from the firm outlining a sometimes bleak picture of the metro's office fortunes.The city’s Central Business District…  Read the full story here. | | |
