2,400 Square Foot Retail Space For Lease @ 2052 N Halsted St - 2052 N. Halsted

Retail Storefront (approx 2,400 sf) located on Halsted in Lincoln Park, one of the city's historic shopping districts. Custom Lighting, great storage and strong co-tenancy; Lucky Brand Store, BCBG, Bebe, Pure Bar, Lululemon, Starbucks and Francesca's Collections. Easy street parking, close to CTA train and along Halsted bus route.

Location Description:
2052 N. Halsted is positioned at the intersection of Halsted and Dickens in the very dense and affluent Lincoln Park neighborhood. One of Chicago’s most popular areas, Lincoln Park is bounded by North Avenue, Diversey Parkway, Ashland Avenue, and Lake Michigan. The neighborhood boasts almost every conceivable type of shop, restaurant, or entertainment form one can imagine. Halsted Street, where 2052 N. Halsted is located, is a primary north-south thoroughfare for the eastern portion of the City. It is heavily used and considered an important artery for retail, residential, entertainment and recreation uses in the surrounding area. Just north of 2052 Halsted is Fullerton Avenue, which bisects the campus of DePaul University and serves as a primary east-west thoroughfare for the central portion of the City of Chicago, extending from Lake Michigan west to the near western suburbs on the western edge of the city. 2052 N. Halsted is only one mile west of Lake Shore Drive (U.S. Route 41), which runs along the eastern edge of the city and serves as a convenient way for traffic from neighborhoods on the south and north sides of the city to circumvent local streets. The property is also located only one and one half miles east of the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/I-94). Public transportation is readily available between downtown Chicago and northern points of the city provided by the Chicago Transit Authority’s Brown, Purple and Red elevated rail lines. The CTA also operates numerous bus lines heading north-south and east-west to all points in the city.

Lincoln Park is one of the wealthiest and most expensive communities in which to live. While the average single family house is priced around 1 million dollars, many homes in the area sell for more than 10 million dollars. In 2007, Forbes magazine named the area between Armitage Avenue, Willow Street, Burling Street, and Orchard Street as the most expensive block in Chicago.

Highlights:
■ High Ceilings
■ Custom Lighting System
■ Near L Stop
■ Large Glass Windows
■ Wood Floors
■ Large Storage Area
■ AREA TENANTS
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■ Nine West
■ Lululemon
■ Pure Bar
■ Hair Cuttery
■ Lucky Brand
■ BCBG
■ Bebe
■ Starbucks
■ Francesca’s
■ Blue Mercury