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0.1 acres
Dry cleaners and alterations business, real estate and business included, in operation for decades.
0.39 acres
Mixed-use investment opportunity in Chicago's rapidly developing Cragin/Hanson Park corridor.
0.07 acres
Buyer's finance fell through. 4 Mixed-Use Units property including a coach house in the back.
A long-standing church property, no longer in use, is now available for sale and offers spacious int
Long time owner offers spacious 1,845 sq. ft.
Versatile Warehouse/Light Industrial building in Prime Irving Park/North Center Location located bet
0.14 acres
***PRIME 8-UNIT MIXED-USE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH 2 STOREFRONTS***
0.12 acres
BRICK TWO STORY BUILDING IN HIGH TRAFFIC AREA ALONG PULASKI RD.
0.89 acres
Former bank building, 3-Story mixed-use building, offering approximately 58,000 Sq. ft.
0.26 acres
Strong investment.
0.1 acres
Great retail/liquor location on the heavily and trafficked traveled Cicero Ave., at North Ave.
1.12 acres
Former Ford Motor Car Dealership-Exceptional Redevelopment Opportunity Rare opportunity to acquire t
8,000 Sq. Ft.
8,500 Sq. Ft. on 0.23 acres
Industrial building consisting of 1 rear loading dock, enclosed parking spaces, and a retractable ga
1,000 Sq. Ft.
Office/creative storefront space with a brick facade adorned with steel and glass with architectural
0.41 acres
Real estate only, BUSY traveled location on Howard St., between Western Ave. and California Ave.
Here's your chance for an EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to acquire a versatile intitutional / redevolpment
4,700 Sq. Ft.
Located in the heart of West Loop, this versatile commercial propert offers a rare opportunity to ow
0.2 acres
The Edgewater neighborhood, on Clark St. stretching through Uptown, East Rogers Park, &
0.07 acres
Roseland/Pollman area, Mixed-use building, approximately 4,000 Sq. ft.
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.