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220 East Illinois Street Prime Retail and Office Location Opportunities 220 East Illinois Street PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE LOCATION OPPORTUNITIES 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET Situated at the Southern end of the Magnificent Mile shopping district in the booming Streeterville neighborhood, Optima Signature is uniquely positioned to capture the attention of a broad and varied group of shoppers, residents, tourists and office workers frequenting this diverse and vibrant THE MAGNIFICENT MILE trade area. The Magnificent Mile, immediately to the West of Optima Signature, stretches from Oak Street to the Chicago River and is one of the world’s most successful retail and office environments with over 3.3 million square feet of retail and over 450 shops; it generates $1.9 billion in annual sales. 220 East Illinois Street Nearby a new Whole Foods and a 16 screen AMC Theater, Optima Signature is also on the main route to Navy Pier, the Midwest’s busiest To Navy Pier tourist attraction. It’s also centrally located in Streeterville, a vibrant and Grand Avenue densely populated residential and office area with multiple new high end residential towers under construction. This 56-story building has 490 apartments complimented by Optima Illinois Street Chicago Center next door with 325 units on 42 floors. Between these two buildings there will be 815 units occupied by an affluent customer base. By the numbers: Cityfront Plaza ■ 45,000: average daily pedestrians on the Mag Mile ■ 42,000: average daily vehicles on the Mag Mile ■ 1.2 million: number of attendees at the Mag Mile Lights Festival, Columbus Drive Chicago’s largest single-day event ■ 44,200: the Mag Mile social media audience on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Foursquare 9.2 million visitors per year at Navy Pier ■ Gleacher Center COMING SOON Demographics .5 MI 1 MI 1.5 MI Average HH Income $112,100 $112,026 $107,701 APPLE STORE CUBE N Daytime Population 118,081 329,225 384,694 Residential Population 26,462 74,511 126,895 CHICAGO RIVER RETAIL OFFICE Gregory Kirsch 312.315.5000 [email protected] Kevin Duckler 312.224.3151 [email protected] Corey Black 312.224.3215 [email protected] John Gaines 312.224.3158 [email protected] 500 West Monroe Street, Suite 2900, Chicago, IL 60661 www.ngkf.com PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE AREA RETAIL MAP RETAIL NEIGHBORS OPPORTUNITIES 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET Lake E BELLEVUE PL Michigan NORTH BRIDGE SHOPS APPLE W OAK ST E BELLEVUE PL W OAK ST E WALTON PL THER RETAILERS E DELAWARE PL MICHIGAN AVENUE E CHESTNUT ST W CHESTNUT ST Sprawling 6 blocks, The North Bridge Shops is home to 50 The tech giant is set to relocate its Chicago operation south E PEARSON ST specialty stores, 20 restaurants and the highest-performing on Michigan Avenue to a 25,000 square foot space along Nordstrom in the U.S. The mall appeals to a vast demographic the Chicago River at 401 N Michigan Avenue. This move is of sophisticated residential and tourist shoppers. It was rumored to include Apple’s signature glass box concept in W CHICAGO AVE W CHICAGO AVE recently enhanced with a new mall entrance creating a the highly trafficked Pioneer Court Plaza, a popular outdoor presence at the busy intersection of Grand Avenue and Rush space for product demonstrations, music/theatrical events Street at 520 N. Michigan. and exhibits. W SUPERIOR ST W SUPERIOR ST DYLAN’S CANDY BAR UNDER ARMOUR W HURON ST W HURON ST W ERIE ST W ERIE ST W ONTARIO ST W ONTARIO ST N FAIRBANKS CT N FAIRBANKS W OHIO ST W OHIO ST Dylan’s Candy Bar opened its largest store to date on Chicago’s Opened March 2015, Under Armour has secured its Brand Magnificent Mile in the Spring of 2015, transforming the House location at 600 N. Michigan Avenue in Chicago. It W GRAND AVE W GRAND AVE 13,000 square feet of former museum space into a Wonka- was only a matter of time for the giant athletic-wear retailer North Bridge Shops THER esque wonderland, complete with its signature lollipop tree. to make a large presence in the market. The 30,000 square RETAILERS N WABASH ST N WABASH N RUSH ST N ST CLAIR N MCCLURG CT This is the brand’s 5th freestanding store and was designed foot store is the largest in its fleet to date and will feature W ILLINOIS AVE W ILLINOIS AVE to make the most of the space’s high ceilings and museum an interactive customer experience that “delivers a fully layout, showcasing curated candy exhibits, hand-dipped and immersive brand experience”. novelty candies. MICHIGAN AVENUE W HUBBARD ST Coming Soon! New Apple Store RETAIL W KINZIE ST Chicago River www.ngkf.com ak St Walton St e PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE e v rnst v A A e d g Ct ohe Way n d Lo ust St Delaare Pl wk St c i a r TRANSPORTATIONl MAP b OPPORTUNITIES e v m e l a Moha Tooker Pl C C Chestnut St Chestnut St 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET tC rewoT tC Mies van der R Institute Pl Pearson St Deitt l Lake 10 Minute Walk Shore Park Chicago Ave 41 tC sknabriaF tC evA hsabaW evA e e tS rialC tS rialC tS v v tS kralC tS tS hsuR tS A A Superior St n n a o g Sedgick St s i d h rleans St Wells St u c Dearborn St i State St H uron St M KingsburySt LaSalle St tS nilknarF tS L a k rie St e S h o r e Dr Ontario St P P P Ohio St Campbell Pl P P P P t Grand Ave C g C P r h i c P lu a P g P C o c R Illinois St i v Peshtigo Ct M e r P P N o r t h P P B r Hubbard St a n c h P P P P Columbus Dr North Water St P Kinie St P P P Mart Center Dr N e Merchandise Mart Pl v Chicago River O r A le n a 5 Minute Travel Time o n s P s P t e St t P P S Chicago Riveralk r M Fulton St e i Wacker Dr p lw Wacker Pl p P a U u k P e W Haddock Pl P P e 7 Minute Travel Time Haddock Pl A ost l P v e P Lake Shore 41 Lake St Lower Lake St East Park 10 Minute Walk P Randolph St Beaubien Ct P Randolph St r e t v Washington Blvd D A tS nilknarF tS Washington St C r Wells St e h d e tS kralC tS v s n k a a c l b r n A a Ogilvie Transp. Ctr. a a a g W Columbus Dr Maggie Daley G i W h Park c i LaSalle St 12 Minute Travel Time Madison St M Millenni um Dearborn St Park Riverside Pl Arcade Pl Canal St State St Monroe St Clinton St Marble Pl UnionUnion Adams St StationStation uincy St Lake Dr Lake Shore Jackson Blvd Jackson Dr Lake Michigan Walk Score Van Buren StVan Buren St Grant Park 97 290 FederalSt Congress Pky evA evA LaSalle St Transit Score Harrison St hsabaW 100 Balbo Ave P Public Parking walkscore.com The Chicago Water Taxi Chicago Transit Authority Bike olk Sharing St System Suburban Train Lines Bike Score Connecting The West Loop at Bus and Loop Train Routes with over 3,000 Bikes 495-mile System Serves 241 Stations Ogilvie and Union Station to and 300 Stations in the in the Counties of Cook, DuPage, Lake 83 North Michigan Avenue City of Chicago Will, McHenry and Kane Bike Lanes PLAZA THE AREA WITHIN TWO MILES OF OPTIMA SIGNATURE IS THE HOTTEST AND MOST VIBRANT RESTAURANT SCENE IN THE MIDWEST AND FEATURES SOME OF THE BEST RESTAURANT CONCEPTS. www.ngkf.com PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE RETAIL AVAILABILITY OPPORTUNITIES 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS A Optima Signature features space on Upper Illinois Street on the Southern exposure of the building and Grand GRAND AVENUE Avenue frontage on the Northern exposure. The large corner on Upper Illinois Street offers a commanding view of WHOLE RAMP FOOD MARKET the nearby Cityfront Plaza and is ideal for a restaurant user. Upper Illinois Street provides an opportunity for valet ENTRANCE parking entry and drop-off with ample room for outdoor seating in a beautiful landscaped plaza. The adjacent WATER PUMP ROOM RTAIL RTAIL 1,30 SF 1,930 SF inline space features prominent signage, outdoor seating and high ceilings. 1 1 RESIDENTIAL LOBBY COMMERCIAL LOBBY The Grand Avenue spaces have great tenant-centric signage and high ceilings. Indoor parking is abundant with 77 TENANT BIKE PARKING FREIGHT ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. total parking spaces for all retail and office users in an attached adjacent paid parking lot. ELEV. ELEV. EMERGENCY GENERATOR SWITCHGEAR RETAIL STORAGE RESIDENTIAL RES. MAIL ROOM TRASH ROOM EM PANELS AUTO. PACKAGE ROOM LOADING DOCK ELEV. COMED VAULT RESIDENTIAL LOBBY MAINTINANCE EQUIP. OFFICE DRY CLEANING/ RESTROOMS ELEV. GRAND AVENUE VIEW UPPER ILLINOIS STREET VIEW RECEIVING FREIGHT ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. A BPLAZA - UPPER ILLINOIS STREET VIEW ELEV. RESTROOMS ELEV. ELEV. COMMERCIAL LOBBY PACKAGE RESIDENTIAL LOBBY ROOM RTAIL OFFICE 49 SF PROP. MGMT/LEASING OFFICE ELEV. OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM RTAIL 4,13 SF 0 PLAZA RTAIL ,08 SF 0 UPPER ILLINOIS STREET B RETAIL FLOOR PLANS www.ngkf.com PRIME RETAIL AND OFFICE OFFICE AVAILABILITY OPPORTUNITIES 220 EAST ILLINOIS STREET BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS Optima Signature is a 56-story mixed use building with 36,134 square feet of planned office space.
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