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New to Market New to Market Unique Full Floor Loft Suite 7,396 Available for Sublease Corner of Rush & Superior Square Feet 60 E. Superior, Chicago, Illinois Lease Information Building + Location Highlights • Raw Space • Term: 5 + Years • Giordano’s located inside the building • Entire 4th Floor: 7,396 RSF • Rate: Competitive • 1 block from Michigan Avenue’s famous • Available: Immediately “Magnificent Mile” • Endless choices of restaurants, Suite Highlights shopping and entertainment within walking distance • Full Floor Opportunity • Great Natural Light • Within walking distance to multiple • Brand New Bathrooms • Windows on Three Sides of Suite CTA “L” lines and Bus Stops 4th Floor MAG MILE Opportunity Overview This unique 7,396-sf, entire 4th floor loft space is available for sublease. Located Building / Suite Photos on the corner of Rush and Superior with easy access to CTA, the “Magnificent Mile” and all that the Loop has to offer, this rare raw loft space is a can’t-miss opportunity. In addition to its private entrance off Superior along with its ensuite elevator, the building also conveniently houses a Giordano’s on the first floor. Area Information CTA access 371 restaurants 4,306 businesses within a and bars within with 92,564 short walk a 10 minute walk employees within a 10 minute walk Potential Layouts Potential Furniture and Finishes 1 2 FURNITURE & FINISH PLAN 740 N. Rush Street Offices | Schematic Design Package | March 21, 2018 | Page 7 3 4 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 740 N. Rush Street Offices | Schematic Design Package | March 21, 2018 | Page 8 Division Street (1200 N) 101 W. 1165 N. 45 W. 71 E. 1150 N. Lake Shore Drive Parkside of Old Town Seward 1155 N. P Elm Park P Tower 30 E. 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