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750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE Magnificent Mile / Chicago, Il AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY SPACE 1 *BRAND THIS WALL EAST CHICAGO AVENUE 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY SPACE 2 NORTH RUSH STREET 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il SPACE DETAILS ADDRESS CO-TENANTS 750 North Rush Street Nordstrom Rack, Chick-Fil-A, Jimmy Johns, Anthropologie, Forever Yogurt, Stan’s Donuts, SW corner of Rush Street & Chicago Avenue Starbucks, Potbelly Sandwich Shop MICHIGAN AVENUE AVAILABILITY FEATURES MAGNIFICENT MILE CHICAGO BUSINESS DISTRICT Space 1: 1,243 SF — 115 E. Chicago Avenue Prime located iconic building with unmatched branding “LOOP” potential, steps from Chicago’s Magnificent Mile LAKE Space 2: 2,519 SF — 750 N. Rush Street MICHIGAN Surrounded by a strong mix of local, regional and national restaurants and national retail 750 North Rush is centrally located to a variety of public transportation options, including the State Street & Chicago Red line ‘L’ station with 5.26M riders annually DEMOGRAPHICS .5M 1M 1.5M AVG HOUSEHOLD INCOME $136,209 $139,135 $139,387 POPULATION 39,061 104,309 141,600 DAYTIME POPULATION 111,475 332,393 636,892 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il AREA RETAIL MAP W. Walton St. KNICKERBOCKERR WALDORF ASTORA HOTEL HOTEL THE 900 SHOPS FOUR SEASONS Washington TALBOTT HOTEL HOTEL Square WESTIN HOTEL E. Delaware Pl. WHITEHALL RAFFAELLO FOURTH FOURTH HOTEL CHURCH HOTEL W. Locust St. PRESBYTERIAN THE TREMONT SOFITEL HOUSE HOTEL HOTEL JOHN HANCOCK CENTER y. E. Chestnut St. N. Rush N. Clark St. N. Dearborn Pkwy. W. Chestnut St. WATER TOWER PLACE RITZ CARLTON St. HOTEL N. Wabash Ave. N. Wabash N. State Pkwy. State N. N. Michigan Ave. N. Dewitt Pl. N. Mies Van Der Rohe Way N. Mies Van E. Pearson St. WaterTower SENECA PARK WATER TOWER MUSEUM OF Lake Shore Park PUMPING STATION CONTEMPORARY ART Playground PARK HYATT W. Chicago Ave. E. Chicago Ave. FRANCES XAVIER WARD SCHOOL 750 NORTH RUSH STREET PRENTICE LAURIE CHILDREN JDL MIXED-USE HOLY NAME WOMEN’S HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT CATHEDRAL PENINSULA HOTEL HOSPITAL W. Superior St. E. Superior St. CHICAGO PLACE ALLERTON HOTEL W. Huron St. E. Huron St. ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL OMNI HOTEL NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DANA HOTEL W. Erie St. E. Erie St. HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS AC HOTELS W. Ontario St. E. Ontario St. 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il FLOOR PLANS Signage/Branding Opportunity SPACE 1 – 1,243 SF 1 – 1,243 SPACE SPACE 2 – 2,519 SF SPACE DETAILS Space 1: 1,243 SF Space 2: 2,519 SF 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il FLOOR PLANS EAST AVENUE CHICAGO SPACE 1 DETAILS Space 1: 1,243 SF 750 NORTH RUSH STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER RUSH STREET & CHICAGO AVENUE magnificent mile / chicago, il FLOOR PLANS NORTH STREET RUSH SPACE 2 DETAILS Space 2: 2,519 SF let’s talk.BIG IDEAS? PAUL BRYANT MICHAEL WEXLER Mid-America Real Estate Corporation Mid-America Real Estate Corporation 630.954.7354 630.261.6947 [email protected] [email protected].
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