118 SOUTH CLINTON WEST LOOP - CoStar...
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→ Matt Duhig E/ [email protected] P/ +1.312.300.2374 KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Address: 118 S Clinton Street Chicago, IL 60661 Submarket: West Loop Size: 72,018 SF Type: Concrete Loft-Office Ceiling: 12-14 ft Clear Height Rate: Mid $20’s Availability: 2,000 - 4,000 SF AMENITIES: → One (1) block from the Ogilvie and Union Train Stations → On-site restaurants (Dylans and Subway); dense restaurant location → New managment has planned common area upgrades 118 SOUTH CLINTON WEST LOOP SUMMARY: 118 South Clinton is a transit-oriented loft-office building in downtown Chicago, IL; Union Station (1-block), Ogilvie (2-blocks). Clinton Street has become a hub for local restaurants thanks to its proximity to the train stations. This makes the building highly convenient from a food and transportation standpoint, an advantage over most other downtown submarkets. The building itself was built in 1914 and is a historic concrete loft building. It was originally repositioned into office in the 1990’s and is one of the few exposed brick loft buildings in the immediate submarket. A rare opporunity to be close to major public transportation while also being in a loft environment. New ownership has planned improvements to the common areas of the building and will provide Tenant Improvement packages for new leases. WEST LOOP, CHICAGO
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→ Matt Duhig E/ [email protected] P/ +1.312.300.2374
K E Y H I G H L I G H T S :
Address: 118 S Clinton Street Chicago, IL 60661Submarket: West Loop
Size: 72,018 SFType: Concrete Loft-OfficeCeiling: 12-14 ft Clear HeightRate: Mid $20’sAvailability: 2,000 - 4,000 SF
A M E N I T I E S :
→ One (1) block from the Ogilvie and Union Train Stations
→ On-site restaurants (Dylans and Subway); dense restaurant location
→ New managment has planned common area upgrades
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S U M M A R Y :
118 South Clinton is a transit-oriented loft-office building in downtown Chicago, IL; Union Station (1-block), Ogilvie (2-blocks). Clinton Street has become a hub for local restaurants thanks to its proximity to the train stations. This makes the building highly convenient from a food and transportation standpoint, an advantage over most other downtown submarkets.
The building itself was built in 1914 and is a historic concrete loft building. It was originally repositioned into office in the 1990’s and is one of the few exposed brick loft buildings in the immediate submarket. A rare opporunity to be close to major public transportation while also being in a loft environment.
New ownership has planned improvements to the common areas of the building and will provide Tenant Improvement packages for new leases.
W E S T L O O P, C H I C A G O
