1901 Howard St Omaha, NE 68102
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This exceptional 6,439 square foot retail space is located within the historic Redfield Building, a stunning 47,872 square foot, four-story structure built in 1920. Currently undergoing a $15 million rehabilitation, this property will preserve its original charm, including magnificent glass windows, distinctive tulip-shaped pillars, beautiful interior tile, and striking exterior terra cotta. The space is part of a larger revitalization project in Omaha's burgeoning Flatiron District, an area experiencing significant growth and redevelopment. Neighboring developments include the recently opened Frieden Building micro-apartments and the upcoming high-end restaurant planned for the Standard Oil (Law) Building. This prime location at the southwest corner of Howard Street and South 19th Street (1901 Howard St, Omaha, NE 68102) offers exceptional visibility and accessibility. The building is being nominated for National Historic Status, ensuring its enduring legacy and providing a unique opportunity for a discerning tenant. The minimum divisible space is 6,439 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space also at 6,439 square feet. This presents a rare chance to establish a presence in a landmark building within a rapidly evolving and highly desirable urban neighborhood. The property is classified as Retail and Restaurant use. Multiple tenancies are possible within the building.
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Alton E Mitchell, Attorney Law Firm
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Envision Success Inc Consultant
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SCOPPA Architecture Architecture Firm
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Charter Home Loans Loan Service Bank
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