Divisible Retail/Office Space On Iconic 26th St Corridor
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Retail | Single tenant | 1,000 SqFt - 2,400 SqFt
Building description
SVN Chicago Commercial is pleased to offer 3120 W. 26th Street in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood FOR LEASE. Located on the iconic and high-traffic 26th Street corridor, the subject property consists of approximately 2,400 sq. ft. of prime retail space with excellent street frontage and visibility. This dynamic location is ideal for a variety of retail, restaurant, or service-oriented users seeking a presence at the gateway to one of the city’s most vibrant commercial districts.
Located in the heart of Chicago’s culturally rich Little Village neighborhood, 3120 W. 26th Street sits along one of the city’s most vibrant and economically dynamic retail corridors. This bustling stretch of 26th Street is home to a colorful mix of locally owned shops, authentic Mexican restaurants, and lively street vendors, as well as well-known national retailers, contributing to a festive and welcoming atmosphere year-round. The nearby Little Village Arch, a beloved community landmark, marks the entrance to a neighborhood full of history, pride, and entrepreneurial spirit, making this location ideal for businesses looking to thrive in a high-traffic, culturally vibrant area.
Building highlights
Prominent hard-corner location offering great visibility and foot traffic along bustling 26th Street
Flexible layout, divisible to approximately 1,000 sq. ft. to accommodate a variety of retail/office uses
Surrounded by a strong mix of national, regional, and local retailers
Adjacent to the thriving Little Village Plaza, home to Chase Bank, Walgreens, Ross, Starbucks, and more
Strategically positioned at the iconic gateway to Little Village, steps from the landmark Little Village Arch
High-density neighborhood with strong daytime and residential population
Easily accessible via public transit and major thoroughfares
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