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9,900 Sq. Ft.
Luke's Bar &
9,782 Sq. Ft. on 0.87 acres
CONVERT RETAIL CENTER | 100% Fully Leased Opportunity | Bourbonnais (Chicago MSA)
1,412 Sq. Ft.
High-Visibility Downtown Oswego Location!
9,620 SF Freestanding Restaurant | Prime 1.77 Acre Site | Addison, IL (Chicago MSA)
18,000 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Ideally situated in a high-traffic location on Route 9 in Bloomington, Illinois, near Central Illino
Almost 8000 SQ FT under roof!
Formerly Lifetime Eye Care, this well-maintained commercial building offers a highly functional layo
0.12 acres
Vacant upon Closing.
PRIME LAKE BARRINGTON LAND
1.15 acres
1.5 acres of prime commercial vacant Cicero Avenue Frontage in popular Oak Forest!
4,235 Sq. Ft. on 0.63 acres
Bring Your Vision to a Local Landmark!
Fantastic Investment, Re-Development, and Owner-User Opportunity in Aurora, IL!!
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!
An exceptional investment opportunity awaits at The Lucky Pig, one of only two establishments with l
Exceptional Opportunity to Own a Turnkey Restaurant in Prime Location Fully operational restaurant a
4,000 Sq. Ft.
4,000 SF Mixed-Use Warehouse with Excellent Visibility.
Commercial Sale, Mt Vernon, IL
Make that move with your existing business or develop a new one with this 2.
Much traveled Morgan Avenue could be that location you have been waiting for to move your existing b
8,168 Sq. Ft.
This rare opportunity includes full ownership rights to "The Cellar"
Illinois is one of the most populated states in the country, and this factor means that there are ample Illinois commercial real estate listings. Many of these commercial property listings are based in its largest city Chicago. This fact can only be expected, as Chicago is the third most populated city in the entire country.
The Chicago area is the home to 75% of the people who live in the entire state of Illinois, which has an estimated population of 12.74 million people. Other cities with notable Illinois commercial real estate listings include Aurora, Rockford and Joliet.
Agricultural products like corn, soybeans, cattle, wheat and dairy make up some of the state's rural commercial land. Manufacturing is also key for the state's economy. Since 38% of the state's manufacturing plants are located in Cook County, there is a great deal of commercial property in this region. Products manufactured include chemicals, machines, food, fabricated metal, electronics, plastics and transportation equipment.