Pru complex — One Prudential Plaza + Two Prudential Plaza
130 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601
55% provisional source coverage
USE BOUNDARYNot verified · Not dispatch ready
The Pru complex in Chicago is a two-tower office campus comprising One Prudential Plaza at 130 E Randolph Street and Two Prudential Plaza at 180 N Stetson Avenue. Public sources describe the towers as interconnected and operating as one complex. Factum keeps the campus and the two physical buildings separate in the graph; this record is not independently verified or dispatch ready.
Canonical identity
Factum resolves the City of Chicago benchmarking record as an aggregate campus source identity, not one physical building. The public record supports the two-tower scope and addresses, while current ownership, exact area semantics and job-specific operating requirements still need confirmation.
Area claims stay separate
Gross, rentable, and office area are not interchangeable. Factum stores each measurement with its source meaning instead of choosing a convenient single number.
What public guidance supports
These are sourced research answers, not permission to enter, reserve, submit, or dispatch. Current affected-party authorization remains required.
Campus identity
Official property sources describe One Prudential Plaza and Two Prudential Plaza as two interconnected towers operating as one complex. Factum preserves a campus node plus two building nodes.
First-party sources captured 2026-08-11; reviewed 2026-08-14Public tenant resources
The official tenant portal publishes building-management and tenant-policy resources. This public page intentionally excludes dispatch-enabling security details and does not establish permission for any specific job.
Official tenant portal captured 2026-08-11; reviewed 2026-08-14Area semantics
The City reports 2,751,035 square feet for the aggregate benchmarking identity, while Sterling Bay publishes a rounded 2.3 million square feet. Factum displays both and does not treat them as equivalent measurements.
City data year 2023 and property page captured 2026-08-11Questions this record answers
Each concise answer includes the same caveats shown elsewhere on the page.
01Is the Pru one building or two?+
It is a two-tower complex. Factum models One Prudential Plaza and Two Prudential Plaza as separate physical buildings within one campus.
02Why are two different floor-area figures shown?+
They come from sources with different apparent semantics: a City benchmarking report and a rounded property-portfolio figure. The difference remains visible rather than being normalized away.
03Is this record verified or dispatch ready?+
No. It is graph mapped and published as a Public Seed, but it is not independently verified or dispatch ready.
04How can I improve this record?+
Use Get early access to submit a correction, current handbook, dock or freight guidance, move rules, or a COI package. Choose public-display, verification-only, or private-retention permission.
Explicit unknowns
Anything operationally material that is stale, incomplete, or unconfirmed remains visible here.
- 01Current legal ownership and the authoritative property-management entity.
- 02The exact semantic reason for the 2.3 million versus 2,751,035 square-foot figures.
- 03Current move, insurance, labor, elevator, protection and fee requirements.
- 04Whether every shared resource serves both towers for every job type.
- 05A live-job accuracy audit of dispatch-critical fields.
Evidence register
Source links are direct. Authority and supported claim groups are stated so readers can inspect the underlying record.
- 01Pru tenant overview ↗
Official tenant portal · Supports: Two-tower complex identity, tower addresses and published management functions
- 02One Two Pru ↗
Sterling Bay property portfolio · Supports: Property identity and rounded published area
- 03Chicago Energy Benchmarking Results ↗
City of Chicago · Supports: 2023 aggregate benchmarking identity and City-reported gross floor area
- 04Pru contact and directions ↗
Official property site · Supports: Public tower address and property contact context