50 Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60611
This exceptional River North retail opportunity presents three available spaces totaling 5,729 square feet of vacant space within a 68,170 square foot, four-story Class B building at 50 East Chicago Avenue. Built in 1891, this multi-tenant property boasts a highly desirable location at the intersection of River North, the Gold Coast, and North Michigan Avenue, ensuring significant foot traffic from a diverse mix of workers, shoppers, residents, and tourists. Spaces range from a minimum of 765 square feet to a maximum contiguous area of 2,040 square feet. Three distinct spaces are available: Space A, a former Wow Bao location, is fully built-out with existing restaurant infrastructure and equipment and is immediately available. Space B, a former Starbucks location situated on a hard corner, will be available in 60 days. Space C, currently occupied by Ups, will also be available in 60 days. All spaces are first-floor walk-ups, ideal for retail or restaurant use, and benefit from the high volume of pedestrian traffic characteristic of this vibrant area within Cook County. This is a unique chance to secure prime retail space in one of Chicago's most sought-after neighborhoods.
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