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Available for Sale Img Garage 708 St AVAILABLE FOR SALE IMG GARAGE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO SALE PRICE: $11,000,000 PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • 6-story, 259,625 SF parking garage connected to the IMG Center • 426 parking spaces • 7,549 SF of street level retail • 29,683 SF office space and 6,000 SF gym on the 6th floor • Garage is currently valet-park (opportunity to convert to self-park) • Located in the heart of Cleveland’s Financial District with many surrounding office buildings • Within walking distance to the Westin Hotel, Drury Hotel, Hilton Cleveland Downtown, Urban Farmer Steakhouse, YMCA , Cleveland Public Library, Chase Bank, the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, Cleveland Browns Stadium (FirstEnergy Stadium), the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and Great Lakes Science Center For further information, please contact our licensed real estate salespersons: Terry Coyne, SIOR, CCIM KristyRichard Hull, SheehanSIOR, CCIM terrycoyne.com Vice Chairman ManagingManaging Director Director ngkf.com Office 216.453.3001 Email [email protected] OfficeOffice 216.453.3055 216.453.3032 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. IMG GARAGE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO Floor Plans Lower Level, Parking IMG CENTER UNEXCAVATED SPACE IMG GARAGE IMG CENTER 1st Floor, Street Level Retail and Parking (44,525 SF) IMG CENTER IMG GARAGE IMG CENTER 500 SF 1,800 SF 1,584 SF 665 SF 3,000 SF RETAIL For further information, please contact our licensed real estate salespersons: Terry Coyne, SIOR, CCIM RichardKristy Hull, Sheehan SIOR, CCIM terrycoyne.com Vice Chairman ManagingManaging Director Director ngkf.com Office 216.453.3001 Email [email protected] OfficeOffice 216.453.3032 216.453.3055 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. IMG GARAGE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO Floor Plans 2nd – 5th Floors, Parking (44,525 SF) IMG CENTER IMG GARAGE IMG CENTER 6th Floor, Office Space and Gym (37,000 SF) IMG CENTER IMG GARAGE IMG CENTER 29,683 SF OFFICE For further information, please contact our licensed real estate salespersons: Terry Coyne, SIOR, CCIM KristyRichard Hull, SheehanSIOR, CCIM terrycoyne.com Vice Chairman ManagingManaging Director Director ngkf.com Office 216.453.3001 Email [email protected] OfficeOffice 216.453.3055 216.453.3032 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. IMG GARAGE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO Amenity Aerial Lake Erie EAST 4TH STREET Port of Cleveland Chester Ave EE 13th13th StSt E 12th13th St E 18th St IMG GARAGE Lakeside Ave 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND St ClairAvePublic Superior Ave W 6th St Suare Euclid Ave E 14th St EE 4th4th StSt E 9th St Huron Rd W 9th St Ontario St Prospect Ave W 10th St PROSPECT AVE & HURON RD. Superior Ave West Huron Rd Cuyahoga River Carnegie Ave For further information, please contact our licensed real estate salespersons: Terry Coyne, SIOR, CCIM KristyRichard Hull, SheehanSIOR, CCIM terrycoyne.com Vice Chairman ManagingManaging Director Director ngkf.com Office 216.453.3001 Email [email protected] OfficeOffice 216.453.3055 216.453.3032 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. IMG GARAGE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO Location Map ERIESIDE AVE. North Coast Harbor FIRSTENERGY Lake Erie PORT OF CLEVELAND STADIUM ROCK & ROLL TERMINAL GREAT LAKES HALL OF FAME BURKE PORT OF CLEVELAND SCIENCE MUSEUM CENTER LAKEFRONT AIRPORT OREWAY SH 2 IAL 90 OR EM M AMTRAK STATION AND FLATS EL V FIRSTENERGY EAST CLE NORTH COAST HARBOR ALOFT STADIUM BANK ERNST & YOUNG W. 3RD ST. STATION EAST STATION MUNICIPAL PAPKING HOTEL BUILDING TERMINAL 2 MALL LAKESIDE C NORTH CITY WILLARD D AV ENPOR COUCOURTHOUSERTHOUSE COURT HALL PARK POINT T AV E. 90 HOUSE BLDG & TOWER SQUARE CONVENTION CENTER LAKESIDE AVE. L A K ESID & E AV E. 45 65/75 1277 LAKESIDE HILTON GLOBAL PUBLIC ERIEVIEW HAMILTON LAKESIDE HALL ERIEVIEW PLACE JUSTICE CLEVELAND CENTER FOR FEDERAL PLAZA PLAZA PLACE CENTER ST. DOWNTOWN HEALTH BLDG. Cuyahoga River INNOVATION 6TH ST. ERIEVIEW OLD RIVER RD. RIVER OLD POLICE T 9TH GALLERIA TOWER HQ AECOM Parking A ST WEST 6TH ST. 6TH WEST CENTRE WEST 10TH ST. 10TH WEST ST. 3RD WEST WEST 9TH ST. 9TH WEST ONTARIO ST. ONTARIO WESTIN E EAS ST. CLAIR AVE. ST. CLAIR AVE. IMG IMG CENTERIMG STANDARD MARRIOTT GARAGE GARAGE BLDG. CENTER WAREHOUSE DISTRICTParking & CLUB DRURY ONE CLEVELAND CENTER . T Parking PLAZA ST. T-REX BLDG S BLDG. 5555 PUBLIC 75 PUBLIC KEY IMGHOTEL GARAGECALFEE CATHEDRAL Parking SQUARE SQUARE TOWER H WESTERN SQUARE 708 ST. CLAIR AVENUE,GARAGE CLEVELANDSQUARE ROCKWELL AVENUE FRANKFORT AVE. RESERVERESERVE 7T 1 GARAGE GARAGE 12TH US FEDERAL T ROCKEFELLER S Parking COURT PUBLIC SUPERIOR ST. JOHN 1111 EAST 13TH ST. FIRE A Parking BLDG. ST. 6TH WEST LIBRARY HOUSE BLDG. CATHEDRAL SUPERIOR A ST DEPT BANK E E HQ SUPERIOR AVE. PUBLIC SQUARSQUAREE SUPERIOR AVE. NINE TWELVE DISTRICT SUPERIOR AVE. STATESTATE 200 HURON RD. PROSPECT AVE. LEADER FIFTH KEY BANK 1717 EAST 1100 OFFICE RENAISSANCERENAISSANCE PUBLIC HYATT BLDG NINTH ST. SUPERIOR BLDG. HOTEL SQUARE REGENCY THIRD CENTER BLDG. JACK BAKER RESERVE THE BUILDING SQUARE FEDERAL MK CLEVELAND EUCLID AVE. AVENUE TOWER TERMINAL ARCADE THE AMTRUST PARK APARTMENTS P COURTHOUSE FERGUSAN AYNE CITY CENTER TOWER CASINO BEACON TOWER PLAZA A V E. THE AVENUE PUBLIC SQ GARAGE HUNTINGTON BLDG GARAGE HIGBEE TECH HOUSE OF HOLIDAY BLUES CHESTER A VE. CANAL RD. 250250 W.W. BLDG. INN PNC HURONHURON MABEL'S BBQ PICKWICK SELECT SKYLIGHT & FROLICK CENTER THE CENTENNIAL 925 LOLA EUCLID OFFICE T. ZOCALO RESIDENCE 925 EUCLID ANNEX ALLERTON TOWER FLANNERY’S TEQUILERIA INN APARTMENTS HYDE PARK GRILL GARAGE LE MERIDIAN SPHERE GARAGE HOTEL APARTMENTS 9TH S STATLER CITY CLUB 5th street arcades ARMS BUILDING CAN LANDMARK E APTS. FUTURE MEDICAL MUTUAL U C THEATER DISTRICT AMERITRUST A OFFICE THE L Cuyahoga River L TOWER NUCLEUS THE ID R EA ST 9 A D. PROJECT ATHLON V E GARAGE UNITED . HOTEL CHURCH THE POINTE CUYAHOGA HALLE ALLEN OHIO INDIGO COUNTY THEATER CLEVELAND OF CHRIST AT GATEWAY HEADQUARTERS BLDG. CROWNE THEATER PLAZA STATE HURON RD. STATE UNIVERSITY THEATER (CSU) GARAGE US BANK CARTER RD. CENTRE PR . ROCKET OS PE CLEVELAND MORTGAGE CT STATE E. 8TH ST. 8TH E. Cuyahoga FIELDHOUSE ST. 7TH E. WINTON A HANNA UNIVERSITY O MANOR V E. BUILDING (CSU) River N BOLIVAR RD. HANNA T AR BUILDING LEGEND GARAGE Major Office Buildings IO GATEWAYFINANCIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT Hotels/Retail/Apartments RD . EA G L E SALVATION Mixed-use Office/Retail/Apartments R D . PROGRESSIVE ARMY . FIELD Arenas/Theatres/Museums/Casinos T S D CSU Public Buildings R 3 WOLSTEIN T S CENTER E W L OR A IN CA R N EG IE (HOPE M E M OR IA L ) BR ID G E CA R N E L G IE AVE. IA C R E M M O For further information, please contact our licensed real estateC salespersons: Terry Coyne, SIOR, CCIM KristyRichard Hull, SheehanSIOR, CCIM terrycoyne.com Vice Chairman 71 ManagingManaging Director77 Director ngkf.com Office 216.453.3001 Email [email protected] OfficeOffice 216.453.3055 216.453.3032 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information. Terms of sale or lease and availability are subject to change or withdrawal without notice..
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