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For Lease: Historic Redfield Building - Retail

1901 Howard St Omaha, NE 68102

Retail | 1 space available | 6,439 sq. ft.

$18 SF / YR ( 1 space )

Overview

Timeline

Date Listed:

Sep 9, 2019

Last Updated:

Apr 9, 2025

Building Details

Property Type:

Retail, Restaurant

Subtype:

Storefront, Historic

Tenancy:

Multiple

Total Building SQFT:

47,872

Minimum Divisible SQFT:

6,439

Max Contiguous SQFT:

6,439

Vacant SQFT:

6,439

Year Built:

1920

Buildings:

Stories:

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Building Description

Once housing the state’s largest Buick dealership, the 100 year-old Redfield Building is up for National Historic Status. The 47,872 SF building sits at the southwest corner of Howard Street and South 19th Street, and will undergo a $15 million rehabilitation project. The project will preserve the historic flair of the building, restoring the original features such as the huge glass windows, tulip-shaped pillars, decorative interior tile, and exterior Terra cotta.

The site is in the emerging Flatiron District, also being redeveloped. Micro apartments at the Frieden Building opened in July and the Standard Oil (Law Building) at 18th and Harney is set to be a high-end restaurant in addition to other retailers and shops planned for the area.

Building Highlights

Located in the Emerging Flatiron District Downtown Omaha
Building Undergoing $15 Million Rehabilitation Project
First Floor Retail or Restaurant Space
Second, Third, and Four Floors Designated Office Usage

1901 Howard St Spaces

First Floor Restaurant

$18 / SF / YR

6,439 SF

Space / Unit:

First Floor Restaurant

Space Subtype:

Storefront, Historic

RSF:

6439

USF:

6439

Rate (Per SF):

$18

Lease term:

Negotiable

Rate:

$18/SF/YR

Days on Market:

493 Days

Lease Type:

NNN

Listing Type:

Direct

In the early days of the Redfield Building, the first floor served as the main showroom for the Buick dealership. Developers exposed the original decorative floor and wall tile, and a glass wall has been added to separate the space from the larger restaurant also planned for the first floor.