Harris Bank Complex
Chicago, IL

Harris Bank Complex includes three connecting buildings that encompass approximately 1.2 million square feet. The 37-story West building, clad in steel and glass, is located at 115 South LaSalle and contains 592,000 rentable square feet. It was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) and was completed in 1974. The East and Center buildings, which share the address of 111 West Monroe, rise 23 and 21 stories respectively, and contain a total of 611,000 rentable square feet. The Center building, which is the original Harris Bank building, was constructed in 1910 and was designed by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge. The East building, also designed by SOM, was completed in 1958. The properties are connected at 15 floors allowing crossover from the East/Center buildings to the West building.

Hines acquired the complex in March 2005 on behalf of National Office Partners Limited Partnership (NOP), its investment partnership with the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS).

Address
115 South LaSalle
111 West Monroe
Chicago, IL

Location
The office complex is situated in the heart of Chicago’s financial core at the intersection of LaSalle and Monroe streets

Hines' Role
Acquisition
Owner
Property Manager

Net Rentable Area
Retail space:
79,420 sq. ft.
(7,378 sq. m.)

Office building:
1,090,810 sq. ft.
(101,336 sq. m.)

Other:
30,176 sq. ft.
(2,803 sq. m.)

Major Tenants
Harris Bank
Chapman and Cutler
A.G. Edwards

Awards
BOMA TOBY Award 2009
BOMA TOBY Award 2008
NAIOP Award 2009

Sustainability
LEED Registered

Contact Information
Loriann Duffy
312-357-0100