Think twice before renting from Regus. Attempting to start a business lease at this location has been so frustrating, and so fraudulent. As entrepreneurs, we all know that basic expenses such as space rentals need to be clear, but it is not clear here, at all. While this is a really great location, in a lovely vintage building, the billing practices are truly medieval. 332 S. Michigan Ave used to be a WeWork building, but now it is owned by Regus; an entity that seems to have grown well beyond it's breeches, such that it cannot even manage basic billing practices with decorum. After paying a two month retainer for a lease start of March 1st, and then being billed multiple times for a third month, even to the point of being told it will be sent to collections, I am planning to contact the Alderman for the area. I did not agree to pay 3 month's rent to hold the little office, and contending with this level of fraud during the onset of the holiday season has been very disruptive. I have zero interest in developing my business in such an environment. In the lease they ask you to sign, they state they you cannot take them to court, and you cannot litigate; so, I guess I will just have to litigate via reviews, social media, and maybe, just maybe the local Alderperson will pay attention. Is it any wonder that entrepreneurship is not flourishing in the Windy City? During the tour, I noticed that the co-working kitchen was sloppy, messy, with a broken dish washer, and poorly maintained. However, I thought, hey, I am not here for kitchen space. That should have been a warning. read more