4747 Harlem Ave, Harwood Heights, IL 60706-4600
Holiday Plaza Shopping Center, located at 4747 N Harlem Avenue in Harwood Heights, Illinois (zip code 60706), offers exceptional retail space for lease. This 70,345 square foot strip center, built in 1988 and situated in Cook County, boasts a prime location with excellent visibility to nearly 48,000 vehicles per day. The property features two suites, with a minimum divisible space of 1,600 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 5,445 square feet. Currently, 7,045 square feet are vacant, presenting a unique opportunity for businesses seeking high-traffic exposure. The center has undergone recent renovations and offers ample parking, convenient access to Harlem Avenue, and excellent signage potential at the intersection of Harlem and Lawrence Avenues. Its strategic location provides easy access to I-90, less than one mile away. Holiday Plaza enjoys strong co-tenancy with established businesses such as BioLife, Orange Theory Fitness, Starbucks, Mariano's, Aldi, Jewel-Osco, Marshalls, Burlington Coat Factory, Zip Fitness, McDonald's, Denny's, GameStop, and American Mattress, among others. This property presents a compelling investment opportunity for businesses seeking a vibrant and well-established retail environment.
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Beata B. Binski, NP Physician
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Orangetheory Fitness Gym & Fitness Center
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Vanessa Sohn, MD Physician
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Laurie Peercy, NP Physician
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Oak Street Health Harwood Heights Primary Care Clinic Medical Clinic
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