Asking Rent: LEASING OVERVIEW Available Space: Pass …...Wicker Park/Bucktown is a neighborhood of...
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Leasing Highlights
• Excellent signalized Wicker Park corner location
• Ground floor commercial consists of over 50 feet of frontage along Division and Leavitt Street
• Floor to ceiling storefronts allowing for maximum exposure
• Ideal for a variety of uses with open floor plan capability
• Heavy automobile and pedestrian foot traffic
• Surrounded by notable restaurant and retail tenants
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LEASING OVERVIEW
Leasing SummaryAsking Price: $360,000
Asking Rent: $29/SF NNN
Available Space: 1,252 SF
Pass Thrus: $8.69/SF/YR
Zoning: B3-2
Sub-Market: Wicker Park
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Overview
Asking Price: $360,000
Asking Rent: $29/SF NNN
Available Space: 1,252 SF
Pass Thrus: $8.69/SF/YR
Frontage: +50 Feet
Condition: Move-In
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*Floor plan not showing existing interior walls
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Wicker Park/Bucktown is a neighborhood of over 26,000 residents within the West Town community area in Chicago, Illinois. Situated just west of Ashland Ave, south of the new 606 Bloomingdale Trail, and north of Division Street, Wicker Park/Bucktown is known for its local music, fashion culture, art galleries, nightlife, and food scene including numerous retail and entertainment establishments.
In recent years, gentrification has made the area more attractive to college-educated young adults, with many new restaurants, bars and stores opening to serve the more affluent population. Milwaukee Avenue between Ashland and Damen has become the main retail corridor for the neighborhood, with major new developments anchoring the ends of the street including The Robey Hotel and Wicker Park Connection. Other noteworthy area businesses include Stan’s Donuts, Steve Madden Shoes, Lululemon, Toms, La Colombe, Antique Taco, Filter, Brooklyn Industries, Urban Outfitters, Unami Burger, Floyd’s Barbership, Emporium, Wormhole Coffee, Violet Hour and Big Star.
The Wicker Park/Bucktown Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places the district’s broad range of architectural styles include the Italianate, Queen Anne, Classical Revival, Arts and Crafts, and Art Deco. Once considered as “up and coming,” Wicker Park/Bucktown has matured into an important commercial district for Chicago’s economic development.
Wicker Park/Bucktown also boasts excellent public transportation options including the Blue Line Damen and Division CTA Stations, major bus routes on Ashland, North, Division, Milwaukee and Damen and general close proximity to the Loop and other desirable neighborhoods including Bucktown, Ukranian Village, Logan Square and Lincoln Park.
Demographic SnapshotMedian
AgeAverage IncomePer Household
EstimatedPopulation
MedianHome Value
33 $83,00053,000$430,000*DEMOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT DATA PROVIDED BY APPLIED GEOGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS
WICKER PARK INFORMATION
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