Illinois Office Rental & Leasing

Offices.net offers fully furnished executive suites, professionally equipped office space and cost effective corporate real estate in Illinois. The office space for rent includes a wide range of essential services, making setting up a business in Illinois faster and easier than ever.

Arlington Heights

Aurora

Burr Ridge

Chicago

Chicago Loop

Deerfield

Evanston

Glenview

Gurnee

Hoffman Estates

Lake Forest

Lakeview

Lisle

Naperville

Northbrook

Northfield

Oak Brook

Oak Park

Orland Park

Palatine

Park Ridge

River North

Rolling Meadows

Rosemont

Schaumburg

Skokie

St Charles

Warrenville

Westchester

Wheaton


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Top Picks from Illinois Office Space

3400 W. Stonegate Boulevard available for companies in Arlington Heights
3400 W. Stonegate Boulevard
Arlington Heights Office Space

This Arlington Heights' shared workspace and office picks up on the dramatic vibe of nearby downtown Chicago with exaggerated details like 18-foot ceilings, exposed concrete pillars, and walls of... Read More >>

Fox Valley Executive Center available for companies in Aurora
Fox Valley Executive Center
Aurora Office Space

This Executive Center is a professional office environment with a beautiful, serene atrium lobby and a skylight providing natural light. This building provides quality, affordable office space with... Read More >>

Village Center available for companies in Burr Ridge
Village Center
Burr Ridge Office Space

With a professional and contemporary corporate setting, this exquisitely furnished business center has a welcoming backdrop on Burr Ridge Parkway in Illinois. With gorgeous and panoramic views... Read More >>



Illinois for Business: Why Companies Rent Offices in Illinois

Illinois is the fifth most populous state and the twenty-fifth largest in terms of area. The state's economy is diverse, with natural resources dominating the south, industry in the northeast, and agriculture in central and northern Illinois. The service industry is a major driver of Chicago's economy, including financial trading, logistics and higher education. Known as the 'Prairie State' and the 'Land of Lincoln', Illinois is the home of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in the state capital of Springfield.

Illinois provides businesses with connections with the rest of the world. It is home to the largest inland transportation hub and port in the country, with the Port of Chicago connecting Illinois with ports on the Great Lakes, on the Mississippi River via the Illinois River, and on the Atlantic coast via the Saint Lawrence Seaway. The state also serves as the headquarters for hundreds of corporations including 3 Fortune 500 companies and a large number of Fortune 1000 companies. Illinois also has some of the best universities and colleges in the U.S., and its state-wide workforce development programmes provide businesses with a skilled and productive workforce.