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2608 acres
Prime Commercial Rental Opportunity:
2,000 Sq Ft commercial unit for rent located in Mt Greenwood at Pulaski and 111th Street.
AMAZING RESTAURANT AND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. GREAT RESTAURANT STAPLE IN THE HEART OF ROGERS PARK.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION 5 COMBINED CITY LOTS FOR RENT 13,750 SF FENCED CAR LOT, OR OTHER USES.
0.36 acres
Great location of Albany Park, (Lawrence Pointe Tower)
24,000 Sq. Ft. on 0.17 acres
Completely remodeled building. Three floors (plus a basement). Long-term leases mixed of NNN and MG.
0.06 acres
Turn-key Dental office. Business only for SALE. Belmont Cragin/Portage Park area.
0.07 acres
Avondale neighborhood district heavy business traveled and developed corridor at Milwaukee Ave.
Amazing opportunity to own this 22,355 SQF free standing building.
3,125 Sq. Ft.
This fully remodeled, turn-key, approx.
0.62 acres
Excellent chance for investors!
0.21 acres
At the heavy pedestrians and vehicles traffic 3-Streets corner of North Ave., Grand Ave.
0.11 acres
PLEASE DO NOT STOP by the store for the purpose of asking employees. Approximately 5,000 Sq. ft.
259,000 Sq. Ft. on 0.36 acres
An extraordinary opportunity with this 963 SF commercial condo within the historic Garland Building,
259,000 Sq. Ft. on 0.36 acres
Exceptional 1028 SF commercial condo available in the historic Garland Building, situated on a high
259,000 Sq. Ft. on 0.36 acres
Exceptional commercial condo in the historic Garland Building.
0.05 acres
Well established hookah lounge/tobacco shop business (Business only no real estate)
FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY IN MIXED USE BUILDING IN LAKEVIEW TO OWN LIVE AND OPERATE YOUR BUSINESS IN LUX
0.07 acres
Excellent owner/investor opportunity! Main level w/ offices, conference & waiting room &
Urban City Smoke Shop, in a mixed-use building at the middle of pedestrian traffic corridor between
Chicago commercial real estate listings are the anchoring hub for the Midwest. However, with the recent regional recession, Chicago commercial property has ebbed significantly. Outflow of residents from the area has led to a continual decline in Chicago's apartment lease rates. This trend in Chicago's multi-tenant property market is likely to continue, with a high degree of development overhang continuing to depress commercial investment prices. Additionally, business retail spaces and hotels are in oversupply, with the local government and commercial economy still suffering. Nevertheless, the market for downtown Chicago office space has remained strong, due its financial sector recovery. For long term commercial investors, Chicago commercial real estate listings make for a great investment opportunity.