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Mixed Use Development Site: Great Visibility, Signaled Corner of Route 120 and Chapel Hill Rd, 125 Acre development site that is divisible to 25 acre minimum sites at offered price $5.50 psf. for frontage sites. Price To Be Determined for larger and smaller parcels. Currently offered at $239,580 per acre based on 25 acre parcels. 1776 ft.

565 W. Randolph St offers investors a unique opportunity to acquire a prime asset in Chicago's West Loop, a neighborhood celebrated for its dynamic blend of commercial and residential growth. This 59,981 SF Class C office building, constructed in 1872, combines historical charm with modern functionality, featuring both a passenger elevator and a freight elevator.

DEVELOPMENT LAND 184.88 ACRES 184.88 Acres along Route 47, just south of Route 14 in unincorporated Woodstock and north of I-90 Route 47 Interchange. Currently zoned AG in McHenry County with daily traffic counts of 15,400 vpd. Approximately 30 AC of wetlands between the parcels. 153.

An oasis above the clouds, this one-of-a-kind penthouse comprises the entire 64th floor at the prestigious Park Tower on North Michigan Avenue. Spanning 8,500 SQFT, this 15-room apartment was meticulously crafted by the renowned architectural firm Marvin Herman & Associates and Interior Designer, Mitchell Turnbough.

We have been exclusively engaged to solicit offers to purchase the subject property located at 806 North Rush Street, Chicago Illinois 60611 (the "Property"). Situated on a 1,742-square-foot lot, this 3,912-square-foot building is zoned DX-12, which allows for numerous uses.

Rare Opportunity to acquire sought after Fulton Market / West Loop Redevelopment Site. 107x134 foot lot 14,300 square feet. C1-2 Zoning. Lot contains 30,000 square foot brick construction building with side parking lot. Building structure is a shell building ready for new ideas. Electric and Plumbing to site. Build new construction or renovate existing building.

Rare Opportunity to acquire sought after Fulton Market / West Loop Redevelopment Site. 107x134 foot lot 14,300 square feet. C1-2 Zoning. Lot contains 30,000 square foot brick construction building with side parking lot. Building structure is a shell building ready for new ideas. Electric and Plumbing to site. Build new construction or renovate existing building.

Introducing The Sheffield Collection - a rare trophy acquisition opportunity featuring newly constructed luxury apartment buildings in Chicago's highly sought-after East Lakeview neighborhood. Completed in 2023 and 2024, this best-in-class multifamily portfolio exemplifies the height of modern design, lifestyle appeal, and long-term investment potential.

For sale two farms each have a set of building including a home. Looking at closing date in 2024 includes. 16170 Wheeler rd There is no value put on the buildings which are rented. Houses are in very good shape and easy to rent. Homes are rented at this time. Sellers are asking 11,000 per acre for the land which is 1,153.91 both farms together.

Tremendous Commercial Opportunity! The Southwest corner of Rt. 6 (Maple St.) and Cedar road. Easy access to I-355 interchange. 35 total acres in 3 parcels in front of Silver Cross Hospital and the new Crossroads Multi-Sports Complex in New Lenox IL, Split into three individual parcels, 18 acres at the hard corner of Rt. 6 & Cedar, 13 acre and 5 acre parcels next to the Crossroads Sports Complex.

146.88 acres of commercial land in prime spot just off Interstate 90/39 and just south of the WI state line. Land is located on the northwest corner of Willowbrook and Rockton Roads. Many opportunities are present for this land. Zone Commerical Highway (CH). Willing to divide. Possible Lease Contract available.

Once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the most coveted estates in the Midwest with a main house, attached coach house, guest house, pool, pool house, conservatory, and awe-inspiring gardens with 21 "garden rooms" spanning almost 9 acres, near Lake Michigan! This magnificent brick Georgian home was designed by noted architect Benjamin H. Marshall in 1912 and enlarged by Thomas Beeby in 1996.