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Exceptional Boutique Space in the Heart of the Magnificent Mile ◆ One of the Great Avenues of the World 630 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE EXCEPTIONAL BOUTIQUE SPACE IN THE HEART OF THE MAGNIFICENT MILE ◆ ONE OF THE GREAT AVENUES OF THE WORLD RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE 3,105 SF May 2015 Surrounded by Rolex, Ferragamo, Zegna, Burberry, Coach, Cole Haan, Apple, Nike and Crate & Barrel. This gem is unlike any other retail space in downtown Chicago. • 32 million annual visitors • 3.3 million SF of retail space • 24,345 hotel rooms, 90,616 residents and 273,000 daytime employees within 1 mile • Exceptional display windows on Michigan Avenue • 20,000 pedestrians walk by each day Please note: No food tenants Camille Julmy Kevin Stanley 312.456.7008 312.456.7104 [email protected] [email protected] NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE OAK TOD’S 935-959 NORTH MICHIGAN Chanel 980 NORTH MICHIGAN Van Cleef and Arpels One Magnificent Mile Georg Jensen 900 NORTH MICHIGAN Drake Hotel Bloomingdale's 919 NORTH MICHIGAN WALTON Gucci Louis Vuitton Mont Blanc St. John's Knits Max Mara Michael Kors 909 NORTH MICHIGAN Bulgari Four Seasons Hotel Anne Fontaine 840 NORTH MICHIGAN Omega DELAWARE H&M 850 Westin Hotel Verizon (Future) 875 NORTH MICHIGAN 830 NORTH MICHIGAN John Hancock Center Top Shop The North Face Columbia Sportswear The Cheesecake Factory Ghirardelli Chocolate Best Buy CHESTNUT HISTORIC WATER TOWER 845 NORTH MICHIGAN NOR Water Tower Place 822 NORTH MICHIGAN TH MICHIGAN A Macy’s Hershey’s Chocolate American Girl Place PARK TOWER Ritz-Carlton Hotel Bottega Veneta Giorgio Armani PEARSON VENUE Park Hyatt Hotel 730 NORTH MICHIGAN PUMPING STATION Nordstrom Rack Anthropologie WALGREENS Polo/Ralph Lauren 737 NORTH MICHIGAN Banana Republic CHICAGO 800 Nieman Marcus Victoria’s Secret Tiffany 717 NORTH MICHIGAN The Peninsula Hotel Disney 700 NORTH MICHIGAN 701-713 NORTH MICHIGAN Chicago Place Brooks Brothers Sak's Fifth Avenue Stuart Weitzman SUPERIOR All Saints Allerton Crowne Plaza Zara 679 NORTH MICHIGAN 676 NORTH MICHIGAN Apple Express Omni Suites Hotel 669 NORTH MICHIGAN Cole-Haan 664 NORTH MICHIGAN HURON 700 Nike Town Ann Taylor Loft Garmin Tommy Bahama Ritz Carlton Residences 645 NORTH MICHIGAN Ferragamo 646 NORTH MICHIGAN Crate & Barrel Tumi Ermenegildo Zegna 630 NORTH MICHIGAN ERIE Rolex 633 NORTH MICHIGAN Burberry 600 NORTH MICHIGAN AT&T ORVIS Under Armour (future) H2O Plus 625 NORTH MICHIGAN Home Goods Coach Levi's Superstore ONTARIO Timberland Ann Taylor 605 NORTH MICHIGAN Cineplex Odeon (12 theaters) Chase Bank Marshall's Aldo 540 NORTH MICHIGAN Guess Jeans Swarovski 555 NORTH MICHIGAN Camper Shoes OHIO 600 The Gap Forever 21 Marriott Hotel 545 NORTH MICHIGAN Tourbillon 520 NORTH MICHIGAN NOR North Bridge TH MICHIGAN A 535 NORTH MICHIGAN Nordstrom Allen-Edmonds Hugo Boss La Perla Atlas Kiehl’s GRAND Conrad Hilton Hotel VENUE HOTEL INTERCONTINENTAL 500 NORTH MICHIGAN Starbucks Bank of America Verizon 444 NORTH MICHIGAN Starbucks ILLINOIS 500 430 NORTH MICHIGAN Charles Schwab 445 NORTH MICHIGAN Tribune Tower 400 NORTH MICHIGAN Argo Tea Wrigley Building Howells and Hood Restaurant Oppenheimer Art HUBBARD Walgreens Flagship Store 401 NORTH MICHIGAN RETAIL HOTELS Camille Julmy Kevin Stanley 312.456.7008 312.456.7104 [email protected] [email protected] 630 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE EXCEPTIONAL BOUTIQUE SPACE IN THE HEART OF THE MAGNIFICENT MILE ◆ ONE OF THE GREAT AVENUES OF THE WORLD 3,105 USF Camille Julmy Kevin Stanley 312.456.7008 312.456.7104 [email protected] [email protected].
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