Near West Side - Chicago, IL Commercial Real Estate

Open office layout. Abundant natural light. Onsite parking. Brick & Timber loft building

The West Loop is Chicago’s former warehouse district and is among the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the country. Originally a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets, the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last decade. The historic brick and timber loft buildings that define the neighborhood have largely been converted to other uses, including a mix of luxury condos, creative offices, art galleries, critically acclaimed restaurants, hotels, and retail boutiques. The West Loop has evolved into a must-see destination for locals and visitors who want to eat well. With new restaurant concepts opening on almost a weekly basis, the area boasts everything from Michelin Star rated Blackbird, Moto, Elske, Smyth & The Loyalist and Sepia restaurants to more casual options like Green Street Smoked Meats, Shake Shack, Sweetgreen, Parlor Pizza, Federales, and Umami Burger. Other well-known dining options include Girl and the Goat, Au Cheval, Lena Brava, Aviary, Momotaro, City Winery, Publican and Avec. The neighborhood’s international reputation continues to grow with the opening of Google’s new Midwest headquarters, McDonald’s Global headquarters, Soho House hotel, Nobu Restaurant and hotel, Hoxton hotel, the We Work co-working building, and the upcoming Punch Bowl Social and Ace Hotel. Other companies calling the West Loop home include Uber, LinkedIn, Twitter and Gogo Inflight Internet. High-end retailers are also recognizing the area’s potential with the recent additions of Anthropologie, Free People, Billy Reid and Maria Pinto. Excellent public transportation options including Metra train access at Ogilvie and Union Station combined with one of the city’s newest CTA stations in almost a decade that opened at Morgan and Lake in 2012 will continue to attract businesses and residents alike, making the West Loop one of Chicago’s most exciting and desirable neighborhoods. To learn more about the West Loop, visit our blog at: www.westloopreport.com.

Approx. 3,200 SF of space available at the corner of Green and Jackson Streets. Space has recently been completely renovated into an at-grade vanilla box. 17ft + ceiling and dramatic window lines make this a truly unique corner location. Large sidewalk for patio seating on Green St.The West Loop area, a former manufacturing corridor turned art-edgy neighborhood, was a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets throughout the late 1800s and most of the 1900s. Many of these businesses still thrive in the area, but the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last few decades. The factories, most of which have closed, have been converted to high-priced lofts, critically acclaimed restaurants, night clubs, art galleries, and retail boutiques. This demographic shift easily makes the West Loop one of Chicagos most desirable neighborhoods with more development than any other area in the city. Businesses and operators such as Google, Soho House, We Work, and Uber have chosen to make their Chicago home in the West Loop. The transformation began to happen in part because of the neighborhoods proximity to the Loop, but also because of the availability of the massive timber and beam loft buildings, which have allowed for varying creative uses. To learn more about the West Loop area go to our blog: www.thewestloopreport.com.HighlightsGreat West Loop Greek Town LocationNewly Renovated SpaceVery Large WindowsHigh CeilingsCorner Location

Available space includes a lower level of approximately 3,125 SF that is currently undergoing a "vanilla box" buildout with an estimated delivery of January 1, 2017. The property fronts Mary Bartelme Park in the West Loop on Sangamon Street. In addition, the property has easy access to 90/94 and 290 expressways with parking available nearby. Space is steps to Greektown, Mariano's and Whole Foods. Property is agent owned.The West Loop is Chicago's former warehouse district and is among the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the country. Originally a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets, the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last decade. The historic brick and timber loft buildings that define the neighborhood have largely been converted to other uses, including a mix of luxury condos, creative offices, art galleries, critically acclaimed restaurants, hotels, and retail boutiques. The West Loop has evolved into a must-see destination for locals and visitors who want to eat well. With new restaurant concepts opening on almost a weekly basis, the area boasts everything from Michelin Star rated Grace, Blackbird, Moto, and Sepia restaurants to more casual options like Green Street Smoked Meats and Parlor Pizza. Other well-known dining options include Girl and the Goat, Au Cheval, Aviary, Momotaro, City Winery, Publican and Avec. The neighborhood's international reputation continues to grow with the opening of Google's new Chicago headquarters, Soho House hotel, the We Work co-working building, and the upcoming Brooklyn Bowl and Ace Hotel. Other companies calling the West Loop home include Uber, LinkedIn, Twitter and Gogo. High-end retailers are also recognizing the area's potential with the recent additions of Kit & Ace, Billy Reid and Maria Pinto. Excellent public transportation options including Metra train access at Ogilvie and Union Station combined with the city's first new CTA station in almost a decade that opened at Morgan and Lake in 2012 will continue to attract businesses and residents alike and make the West Loop one of Chicago's most exciting and desirable neighborhoods. To learn more about the West Loop, visit our blog at: www.westloopreport.comHighlightsTIMBER & LOFT STYLE BUILDINGLOWER LEVEL SPACE AVAILABLEPROPERTY FRONTING MARY BARTELME PARKEASY ACCESS TO 90/94 & 290 EXPRESSWAYSSTEPS FROM GREEKTOWN, MARIANO'S & WHOLE FOODS

The West Loop is Chicago's former warehouse district and is among the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the country. Originally a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets, the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last decade. The historic brick and timber loft buildings that define the neighborhood have largely been converted to other uses, including a mix of luxury condos, creative offices, art galleries, critically acclaimed restaurants, hotels, and retail boutiques. The West Loop has evolved into a must-see destination for locals and visitors who want to eat well. With new restaurant concepts opening on almost a weekly basis, the area boasts everything from Michelin Star rated Grace, Blackbird, Moto, and Sepia restaurants to more casual options like Green Street Smoked Meats and Parlor Pizza. Other well-known dining options include Girl and the Goat, Au Cheval, Aviary, Momotaro, City Winery, Publican and Avec. The neighborhood's international reputation continues to grow with the opening of Google's new Chicago headquarters, Soho House hotel, the We Work co-working building, and the upcoming Brooklyn Bowl and Ace Hotel. Other companies calling the West Loop home include Uber, LinkedIn, Twitter and Gogo. High-end retailers are also recognizing the area's potential with the recent additions of Kit & Ace, Billy Reid and Maria Pinto. Excellent public transportation options including Metra train access at Ogilvie and Union Station combined with the city's first new CTA station in almost a decade that opened at Morgan and Lake in 2012 will continue to attract businesses and residents alike and make the West Loop one of Chicago's most exciting and desirable neighborhoods. To learn more about the West Loop, visit our blog at: www.westloopreport.com

Approx. 6,116 SF of corner retail space available on Green Street in the Greek Town Area of the West Loop. Also includes approximately 4,500 SF of Lower level space. Space is highly visible and has frontage on Green St as well as Van Buren. This West Loop Location is Just blocks from SoHo House, Little Goat and WeWork and is one block from Greek-town restaurants such as Acropolis and Athena. The space is approx. one block north of the UIC Racine Blue Line Stop and benefits from heavy traffic counts on Van Buren St.The West Loop area, a former manufacturing corridor turned art-edgy neighborhood, was a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets throughout the late 1800s and most of the 1900s. Many of these businesses still thrive in the area, but the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last few decades. The factories, most of which have closed, have been converted to high-priced lofts, critically acclaimed restaurants, night clubs, art galleries, and retail boutiques. This demographic shift easily makes the West Loop one of Chicagos most desirable neighborhoods with more development than any other area in the city. Businesses and operators such as Google, Soho House, We Work, and Uber have chosen to make their Chicago home in the West Loop. The transformation began to happen in part because of the neighborhoods proximity to the Loop, but also because of the availability of the massive timber and beam loft buildings, which have allowed for varying creative uses. To learn more about the West Loop area go to our blog: www.thewestloopreport.com.HighlightsWest Loop/Greek Town LocationHighly visible

Building access through North and East entrance. Direct access to loading docks. Storage space available. Abundant natural light.

One (1) block from Mary Bartelme Park. On-site restaurant (Jak’s) and near Greek Town, Randolph Street and Fulton Market. Direct connection to the UIC pedestrian and bike overpass on Peoria Street.

Over the past decade, Chicago’s vibrant West Loop/Fulton Market submarket has experienced explosive growth and a shift in its residential and commercial base. Much like the Meatpacking District in Manhattan, SoMa in San Francisco or the Seaport District in Boston, Fulton Market district, once inundated with meatpackers, produce markets and industrial users, has been dramatically transformed. Never has a single market demonstrated such palpable momentum in Chicago. Uncontested in its popularity and importance, Fulton Market is heralded as Chicago’s intersection of food, design, hospitality, art, culture, technology and business. The area’s distinctive character has made it a magnet for a multiplying number of restaurants, bars, event venues, residential units, office buildings, hotels and retail.

Office space currently leased through the end of February 2019. Features 2 consultation rooms & large receiving area. Over 300 units currently being rehabbed across the street. Located in the booming West Loop, close to downtown, trains, & highways.

Commercial space currently leased to an acupuncturist/holistic medicine practice.

Just a few blocks from major highways 90/94 & 290

The West Loop is Chicago’s former warehouse district and is among the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the country. Originally a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets, the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last decade. The historic brick and timber loft buildings that define the neighborhood have largely been converted to other uses, including a mix of luxury condos, creative offices, art galleries, critically acclaimed restaurants, hotels, and retail boutiques. The West Loop has evolved into a must-see destination for locals and visitors who want to eat well. With new restaurant concepts opening on almost a weekly basis, the area boasts everything from Michelin Star rated Blackbird, Elske, Smyth & The Loyalist and Sepia restaurants to more casual options like Green Street Smoked Meats, Shake Shack, Sweetgreen, Parlor Pizza, Federales, and Umami Burger. Other well-known dining options include Girl and the Goat, Au Cheval, Lena Brava, Aviary, Momotaro, City Winery, Publican and Avec. The neighborhood’s international reputation continues to grow with the opening of Google’s new Midwest headquarters, McDonald’s Global headquarters, Soho House hotel, Nobu Restaurant and hotel, Hoxton hotel, the We Work co-working building, Punch Bowl Social and Ace Hotel. Other companies calling the West Loop home include Uber, LinkedIn, Twitter and Gogo Inflight Internet. High-end retailers are also recognizing the area’s potential with the recent additions of Anthropologie, Free People, Billy Reid and Maria Pinto. Excellent public transportation options including Metra train access at Ogilvie and Union Station combined with one of the city’s newest CTA stations in almost a decade that opened at Morgan and Lake in 2012 will continue to attract businesses and residents alike, making the West Loop one of Chicago’s most exciting and desirable neighborhoods. To learn more about the West Loop, visit our blog at: www.westloopreport.com.

Built in cubicles. Multiple conference rooms. Multiple kitchens & restrooms. 4 HVAC zones. High ceilings with exposed timber and brick

Subject property is ground floor retail in booming West Loop.

Single tenant opportunity with substantial off street parking in the heart of Chicago's West Loop neighborhood.

Great opportunity for exceptional ground floor retail/office space in new construction building on Madison Row in the heart of the West Loop. To be delivered as vanilla box, high ceilings, big windows, and wide footprint allows for large frontage and great exposure on a great street with increasing day and evening foot traffic from residential, office, restaurants, United Center, and more. 1 indoor parking space included.

The featured available space is located on the building’s first floor and spans + 4,800 SF. The space is currently built out as an open office with one conference room, four meeting rooms, two kitchenettes and two restrooms. English basement with 8’ clearance provides optional storage and ancillary space to tenants. Vibrant West Loop neighborhood with trendy restaurants, bars and other amenities

High ceilings with exposed timber and brick. Tenant-controlled HVAC. 24 hour access

Looking for a new office for your growing company? Our sun-filled Chicago office is newly on the market! On floor 7 of a fully refurbished downtown loft building, this space is easily accessible from CTA and Metra stations and features incredible views of downtown and the Willis tower. Enjoy a brand new rooftop deck, hardwood floors, exposed brick, open collaborative workspace and 10 private offices — all fully furnished. We’ve loved building and learning in this amazing space for the past 2.5 years and are excited to pass it along to an amazing Chicago company like yours. Located at 833 W. Jackson Blvd Suite 700 7,923 Square Feet 7 private offices/conference rooms, 1 large boardroom, and 2 phone booths (fully furnished) Seating for 60 people (desks, chairs, and storage cabinets included with space if desired) Private kitchen and bathrooms in suite Shared rooftop deck with meeting space, bar and yoga studio Secure bike storage room in building

FOR LEASE ($19 PSF, Modified Gross) approx. 2,225 SF of commercial retail space, former cafe space, wide open floor plan with kitchen prep and front counter area. Two bathrooms and small outdoor patio area. Located in the hot West Loop at the base of the Harvest Commons building. Zoned B2-3.The West Loop lies along the western edge of the Chicago River and is bounded by Grand Avenue on the north, Ashland Avenue on the west, the Eisenhower Expressway on the south and the Chicago River on the east. A former manufacturing and warehousing area, many of the buildings have been converted to loft condominiums, restaurants, night clubs, and art galleries. It is also the former home of Harpo Studios, owned by well-known talk show host Oprah Winfrey, and the production site of her syndicated television show. One of Chicago's fastest growing neighborhoods, the West Loop has seen an explosive growth with big businesses moving in such as Google, Soho House, We Work, and Uber. A large influx of celebrity chef restaurants, eateries and bars along Randolph and nearby Fulton Market give the area the aptly named, "restaurant row" where there is something for all tastes in the West Loop.HighlightsLocated in the hot West LoopFormer Cafe SpaceSmall Outdoor PatioZoned B2-3

The West Loop is Chicago’s former warehouse district and is among the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the country. Originally a mix of factories, meat markets, and wholesale produce outlets, the neighborhood has seen a major demographic shift over the last decade. The historic brick and timber loft buildings that define the neighborhood have largely been converted to other uses, including a mix of luxury condos, creative offices, art galleries, critically acclaimed restaurants, hotels, and retail boutiques. The West Loop has evolved into a must-see destination for locals and visitors who want to eat well. With new restaurant concepts opening on almost a weekly basis, the area boasts everything from Michelin Star rated Blackbird, Moto, Elske, Smyth & The Loyalist and Sepia restaurants to more casual options like Green Street Smoked Meats, Shake Shack, Sweetgreen, Parlor Pizza, Federales, and Umami Burger. Other well-known dining options include Girl and the Goat, Au Cheval, Lena Brava, Aviary, Momotaro, City Winery, Publican and Avec. The neighborhood’s international reputation continues to grow with the opening of Google’s new Midwest headquarters, McDonald’s Global headquarters, Soho House hotel, Nobu Restaurant and hotel, Hoxton hotel, the We Work co-working building, Punch Bowl Social and Ace Hotel. Other companies calling the West Loop home include Uber, LinkedIn, Twitter and Gogo Inflight Internet. High-end retailers are also recognizing the area’s potential with the recent additions of Anthropologie, Free People, Billy Reid and Maria Pinto. Excellent public transportation options including Metra train access at Ogilvie and Union Station combined with one of the city’s newest CTA stations in almost a decade that opened at Morgan and Lake in 2012 will continue to attract businesses and residents alike, making the West Loop one of Chicago’s most exciting and desirable neighborhoods. To learn more about the West Loop, visit our blog at: www.westloopreport.com. 20 N Loomis Street is a new construction high-end townhome development located in the West Loop. Two commercial spaces are situated are the ground floor of the development. Both commercial units can be made available for sale or for lease. Each unit is 2,000 SF and up to 12 dedicated parking spaces can be achieved.