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334 Lofts for Lease in Chicago, IL, USA

Lofts for Lease in Chicago, IL, USA

More details for 670 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

670 W Hubbard - 670 W Hubbard St

Chicago, IL 60654

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $20.46 CAD SF/YR
  • 465 - 4,259 SF
  • 4 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 8100-8180 N McCormick Blvd, Skokie, IL - Office for Lease

Wi-Fi Professional Building - 8100-8180 N McCormick Blvd

Skokie, IL 60076

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $30.00 CAD SF/YR
  • 578 - 2,021 SF
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 2211 N Elston Ave, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

2211 N. Elston Ave - 2211 N Elston Ave

Chicago, IL 60614

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $30.00 - $34.09 CAD SF/YR
  • 3,858 - 12,701 SF
  • 3 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 166 W Washington St, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

166 West Washington - 166 W Washington St

Chicago, IL 60602

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $12.79 - $20.31 CAD SF/YR
  • 1,273 - 5,065 SF
  • 3 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 29 E Madison St, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

Heyworth Building - 29 E Madison St

Chicago, IL 60602

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $35.46 - $36.82 CAD SF/YR
  • 319 - 46,573 SF
  • 18 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 125 S Clark St, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

The National - 125 S Clark St

Chicago, IL 60603

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $51.82 CAD SF/YR
  • 2,550 - 282,785 SF
  • 8 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 346 N Justine St, Chicago, IL - Flex, Industrial for Lease

346 N Justine St

Chicago, IL 60607

  • Loft
  • Flex for Lease
  • $8.18 - $27.27 CAD SF/YR
  • 2,400 - 49,125 SF
  • 10 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 40 N Wells St, Chicago, IL - Office, Office/Retail for Lease

40 North Wells - 40 N Wells St

Chicago, IL 60606

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $27.27 CAD SF/YR
  • 1,220 - 4,620 SF
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
  • Commuter Rail

Chicago Office, Office/Retail for Lease - West Loop

The Washington Block sits quietly and modestly on the corner of Washington and Wells (formerly 5th Avenue). Oft-overlooked in favor of more visually striking skyscrapers, 40 N Wells is rich with history. Its walls have seen a wealth of tragedy and triumph since its construction in 1873. The reconstruction boom sought to begin healing the wounds left by the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. It was commissioned by Barbara Cure and John P Olinger of Olinger & Ballard, who hoped that The Washington Block would help to extend the Loop’s business district further west. Designed by the Baumann cousins, the building became the first signifacnt example of an isolated pier foundation, which was a major advance in developing adequate stable foundations for the city’s infamously compressible soil. Multiple ornate textured surfaces, punch-open windows, carved hoods, and a timely Victorian influence characterized the internal and external aesthetic of the building. An optimistic report shortly following the building’s construction stated that “this building, with those occupying the other three corners, (all of which are very beautiful,) combines to form a series of the most attractive business corners on the South Side of the Chicago River, and virtually does away with all rumors regarding the low value of business property in the location named. It probably has enhanced the price of real estate at least 25 percent within the past six months, and no doubt this figure will be doubled within the next twelve months.” Unfortunately, such optimism was misplaced. In the late 1800s, 4-5 story skyscrapers fell out of favor, and the construction of the El line further detracted from interest. Nearly all buildings with similar construction were demolished by the early 1900s for later replacement by 10+ story buildings, including all of the Baumanns’ buildings… except one. The Washington Block survived by sheer luck due to its isolated location at the time. It flew under the radar for decades, which made it a highly desirable location for speakeasies and surreptitious gambling sites. In the 1920s and 30s, The Washington Block saw multiple police raids and dozens of arrests, particularly in t he wake of the 1919 Black Sox scandal which uncovered a massive gambling scheme that slithered through Chicago’s dark underbelly. Gambling and prohibition raids plagued the Central Loop, with business-owners and agents facing arrest nearly every day at 40 North Wells. Were that not enough, a 1926 investigation revealed a massive health scam on the part of a medical tenant who prescribed unnecessary procedures and expensive snake oil drugs to unsuspecting patients seeking help for, well, “lost manhood” issues. The quack doctor lost his license, but not before draining many innocent patients of their time, money, and self-esteem.In the 1950s, the building faced yet another scandal: its contemporary remodeling removed many of the historically significant finishes, shearing off the original metal facings, stonework, and cresting, replacing nearly all of the interior features on the ground floor except for the original spiral staircase which can be admired even today. It wasn’t until the early 2000s that developers began reforming the original tooling and keystones that made The Washington Block so attractive. In 1997, the building was designated a Chicago landmark, and signified as “Red” by the Chicago Historic Resources Survey. A red designation is only awarded to structures that are architecturally or historically significant in the context of the City, the State of Illinois, or the country. A red designation is a major honor, and signifies long-awaited recognition for a building that had been overlooked and under-appreciated, abused and ignored, for over a century. Today, The Washington Block is a distinguished and distinctive home for small-to-midsized tenants, boasting stunning hardwood floors, 12-foot ceilings, and enormous floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the hustle and bustle of the city.

Contact:

Willard Jones Real Estate

Date on Market:

2022-06-28

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More details for 601 S LaSalle St, Chicago, IL - Multiple Space Uses for Lease

601 S LaSalle St

Chicago, IL 60605

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $22.50 - $35.46 CAD SF/YR
  • 1,500 - 57,632 SF
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 213 W institute Pl, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

Furnished Loft Spaces - 213 W institute Pl

Chicago, IL 60610

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $46.37 CAD SF/YR
  • 1,882 - 20,105 SF
  • 8 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 440 N Wells St, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

440 N Wells St

Chicago, IL 60654

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $38.18 - $49.09 CAD SF/YR
  • 717 - 1,732 SF
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 328 S Jefferson St, Chicago, IL - Office, Retail for Lease

IGOE Building - 328 S Jefferson St

Chicago, IL 60661

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • $24.55 - $45.00 CAD SF/YR
  • 849 - 114,013 SF
  • 15 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 838-848 Dodge Ave, Evanston, IL - Retail for Lease

Main Street Plaza - 838-848 Dodge Ave

Evanston, IL 60202

  • Loft
  • Retail for Lease
  • 640 SF
  • 1 Space Available Soon
  • Air Conditioning
  • Security System
  • Drop Ceiling
  • Private Restrooms
  • CCTV (Closed Circuit Television Monitoring)
  • DDA Compliant
  • Smoke Detector
  • Restaurant
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Evanston Retail for Lease - Near North

Prime Retail/Office Space at Below Market Rents: Across from the Robert Crown Center and near Northwestern University Establish your business at one of Evanston’s most active community crossroads. Situated at the high-visibility intersection of Dodge Avenue and Main Street, this center places you directly across from the world-class Robert Crown Community Center, Ice Complex, and Library—a magnet for thousands of local residents and families weekly. Key Features: The "Robert Crown" Advantage: Benefit from the massive, consistent draw of one of the Midwest’s premier community facilities, ensuring a steady stream of potential customers right at your doorstep. High Visibility & Traffic: Located on two of Evanston’s primary thoroughfares, your signage will reach high volumes of daily commuters and local traffic. Flexible Footprint: Whether you are launching a family-oriented service, a wellness studio, or a neighborhood-centric retail shop, this versatile space adapts to your vision. Easy Access: Ample street presence and proximity to local bus routes make it a convenient destination for the entire Evanston community. Seize the opportunity to be the go-to destination for the families and residents that make Evanston thrive. Schedule your tour of this high-impact location today.

Contact:

Major Realty Group

Date on Market:

2026-01-30

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More details for 343 W Erie St, Chicago, IL - Retail for Lease

343 W Erie St

Chicago, IL 60654

  • Loft
  • Retail for Lease
  • 5,820 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 1102 W 18th St., Chicago, IL - Retail for Lease

1102 W 18th St.

Chicago, IL 60608

  • Loft
  • Retail for Lease
  • 1,500 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
  • Air Conditioning
  • Kitchen

Chicago Retail for Lease - South Chicago

FOR LEASE: 1102 W 18th Street – Flagship 18th Street Corridor Retail | Pilsen, Chicago KW Commercial is pleased to present the opportunity to lease a premier ±1,500 SF retail storefront located at 1102 W 18th Street in the heart of Chicago’s iconic 18th Street Corridor in Pilsen. Positioned within a recently rehabbed mixed-use building, this flagship space features 12’ ceiling height, an expansive all-glass storefront, and an efficient floorplate stretching approximately 85 feet deep; ideal for modern retail, healthcare, wellness, boutique fitness, and hospitality concepts. The premises also include ~816 SF of usable lower-level space, accommodating storage, office, treatment rooms, or back-of-house operations. Formerly home to Pilsen Community Books, one of the corridor’s long-standing cultural anchors, the space benefits from outstanding visibility, heavy pedestrian activity, and constant neighborhood engagement. ARCHITECTURAL IDENTITY: - Expansive all-glass façade providing strong street presence and branding capability. - 12+ foot clear ceiling height supporting a modern, open retail aesthetic. - Long, efficient floorplate stretching roughly eighty-five feet deep, ideal for flexible tenant layouts. - Additional ±816 SF of usable lower-level space suitable for storage, offices, treatment rooms, or back-of-house operations. - Formerly home to Pilsen Community Books, benefiting from strong neighborhood legacy, daily foot traffic, and community engagement. CORE CHARACTERISTICS - Main level consists of approximately fifteen hundred square feet of open, efficient retail space with excellent 18th Street frontage. - Floor-to-ceiling glass storefront offering exceptional branding visibility. - Depth and ceiling height support a wide variety of buildout types and tenant concepts. - Lower level includes approximately eight hundred sixteen square feet of usable space for operational or clinical support. - Prior use as a long-standing cultural bookstore reinforces the location’s alignment with Pilsen’s artistic and community-oriented identity. LOCATION & 18TH ST CORRIDOR: 18th Street in Pilsen is one of Chicago’s most recognizable neighborhood commercial corridors – a continuous stretch of independent retailers, destination restaurants, galleries, and cultural institutions that draw visitors from across the city and suburbs. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE: The property sits within ZIP code 60608, which includes Pilsen and adjacent near-west neighborhoods: - Area includes more than eighty-one thousand residents, with Pilsen representing a major share. - Median age in the mid-thirties, reflecting a strong population of young adults and working professionals. - Median household income recently reached approximately seventy thousand seven hundred dollars and continues to rise. - Proximity to the University of Illinois at Chicago and the Illinois Medical District provides steady daily activity from students, residents, and early-career professionals. - Evolving Commercial Mix - Historically rooted in hospitality and multi-generational dining, the corridor has diversified significantly. - Growing presence of healthcare providers including primary care, women’s health, behavioral health, pediatrics, and community clinics. - Continued emergence of wellness, boutique fitness, specialty retail, design studios, grooming, and service-based operators. - This evolution positions 1102 W 18th Street as a rare opportunity to enter a corridor experiencing sustained demographic and commercial transformation. TENANT POSITIONING: Given its high-identity glass frontage, 12’ ceilings, long and efficient floorplate, and additional 816 SF of usable lower-level space, the premises are ideal for: - Healthcare and wellness practices: medical clinics, dental offices, optometry, behavioral health, med-spa concepts. - Fitness operators: personal training studios, yoga, pilates, barre, rehabilitation, or performance-focused concepts. - Retail users: specialty retail, experiential retail, gallery, boutique, home goods, and community-serving concepts. - Hospitality uses: café, bakery, dessert bar, wine bar, or fast-casual concepts leveraging both daytime and evening foot traffic. SHIFT FROM HOSPITALITY TO HEALTHCARE & PERSONAL FITNESS: Historically, 18th Street has been known for hospitality—multi-generational restaurants, bakeries, taquerías, and nightlife. As incomes and demand profiles have evolved, the corridor is steadily adding: - Healthcare & family services: primary-care clinics, pediatric practices, women’s health, behavioral health, and community health centers such as ACCESS and UI Health Pilsen. - Personal fitness & wellness: boutique fitness studios and personal-training concepts are increasingly targeting Pilsen and the near-west side to serve residents employed in the nearby Loop, Medical District, and universities (trend consistent with regional boutique fitness expansion on near-west corridors). - Lifestyle retail & specialty service: local design shops, art galleries, barbershops, salons, spa and grooming concepts, and pet service providers. This transition positions 1102 W 18th as a rare opportunity for healthcare, wellness, personal fitness, or hybrid hospitality/retail uses to plug into an established destination street while capturing unmet demand in these newer categories. PILSEN'S ARTISTIC LEGACY: - Recognized as one of Chicago’s most culturally rich neighborhoods with deep artistic roots. - Home to the National Museum of Mexican Art, drawing thousands of visitors annually. - Murals along 16th and 18th Streets form an outdoor gallery showcasing Mexican heritage, neighborhood history, and social narrative. CREATIVE & GALLERY POTENTIAL: - 12+ foot ceilings and strong natural light make the space exceptionally suitable for gallery or creative use. - Long floorplate enables a dedicated exhibition area accompanied by flexible workspace or studio functions. - Lower-level space ideal for art storage, workshops, classes, or private studios. - Directly positioned along the 18th Street arts spine, benefiting from consistent cultural programming, gallery openings, and mural walks. NEIGHBORHOOD ANCHOR: THALIA HALL: - Located just steps from historic Thalia Hall, one of Pilsen’s premier cultural venues. - Constructed in 1892 and designated a Chicago Landmark, now operating as a fully restored performance hall. - Venue capacity of up to eight hundred guests, generating high year-round foot traffic. - Hosts concerts, comedy shows, and private events, drawing visitors from across the city and region. - The hall’s restaurant, bar, and adjacent Tack Room piano bar create continuous day-to-night corridor activation. For additional details or to arrange a private tour, please contact: Manny Regalado Senior Director | KW Commercial 312.730.2029 (c) 312.216.2422 (o) 2211 N Elston Ave, Suite 400 Chicago, IL, 60614

Contact:

KW Commercial Chicago

Property Type:

Multifamily

Date on Market:

2025-12-01

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More details for 4256 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

4256 N Ravenswood Ave

Chicago, IL 60613

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • 949 SF
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More details for 1141 W Madison St, Chicago, IL - Retail for Lease

1141 W Madison St

Chicago, IL 60607

  • Loft
  • Retail for Lease
  • 3,000 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 4501 S Western Blvd, Chicago, IL - Office for Lease

4501 S Western Blvd

Chicago, IL 60609

  • Loft
  • Office for Lease
  • 34,364 - 143,480 SF
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More details for 4501 S Western Blvd, Chicago, IL - Industrial for Lease

4501 S Western Blvd

Chicago, IL 60609

  • Loft
  • Industrial for Lease
  • 34,364 - 143,480 SF
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