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Survey - 3656 King Dr.pdf

3654 S King Dr - OM.pdf

Lender-owned | ~15,000 SF Total, ~9,200 SF 3-Story Mansion (+ English basement not included in the SF), ~5,800 SF 2-Story Coach House | 11,880 SF Lot (165’ x 72’) | Located in Chicago's Historic Bronzeville Neighborhood | B3-2 Zoning. Orange-rated, but not currently landmarked | Corner Lot (NWC of King Drive & 37th St) | 1 Curb Cut on King Drive | 1 block from Mariano's Grocery Store / Pharmacy | Previous owner had planned to use the building as a museum and event space

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OM - 625 N Kingsbury.pdf

625 N Kingsbury St is a ± 5,370 sq. ft. single-story clear span bldg. on 5,609 sq. ft. of land that can be purchased with or without 430 W Ohio St.  430 W Ohio St is a 24-space striped parking lot on 5,362 sq. ft. of land (10,971 sq. ft. combined land site) underneath I-90/94 Feeder Ramp.  430 W Ohio St will not be sold separately from 625 N Kingsbury St.   Stanley Tigerman (Tigerman McCurry Architects) designed and developed the property in 1997 for the nonprofit architectural design lab, Archeworks. 

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111 N Wabash - Condo Floors 4 & 5 - OM.pdf

Millennium Park/Michigan Ave is one block away
CTA “El” Station Entrance (Washington/ Wabash) across the street
Metra’s Millennium Station is one block away
Abundant parking at the Grant Park North Garage and the Wabash-Randolph Garage
Pedway access across the street
Located between Macy’s and the Chicago Cultural Center


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om-2989-n-milwaukee-ave-chicago-il.pdf

Floor Plans with Dimensions.pdf

Located along Chicago's rapidly evolving Milwaukee Avenue corridor between the Logan Square and Avondale neighborhoods. The area has transitioned from historically working-class to one of Chicago's most active, transit-oriented growth corridors marked by younger, higher-income renters, rising household incomes, and continued residential densification.

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ASPIRA Business & Finance High School is a purpose-built, 80,471 SF institutional-quality facility offered for sale on Chicago's rapidly evolving Milwaukee Avenue corridor between Logan Square and Avondale. Constructed in 2015 and designed for 1,000 students, the four-story building features Type I-B non-combustible construction, LEED Gold certification, and modern mechanical, electrical, and life safety systems. The property is priced upon request and represents a rare owner-user opportunity for an educational nonprofit or office tenant seeking immediate occupancy, long-term cost stability, and elimination of lease rollover risk.

The 1.036-acre site includes 51 on-site parking spaces and 4 loading spaces, with 110 feet of frontage on Milwaukee Avenue. The building layout comprises 33 classrooms, 25 private offices, a full commercial kitchen (±1,850 SF), cafeteria (±4,300 SF), library (±3,600 SF), gymnasium (75' x 50' with 33'9" ceiling heights), science labs, computer labs, weight room, and music room. Ceiling heights range from 9'4" to 10'0", with a 33.75-foot average. The property sits in a mixed-use corridor anchored by strong CTA Blue Line access—the #56 Milwaukee bus stops steps away, with Blue Line stations at Belmont (~1,730') and Logan Square (~2,635')—and benefits from approximately 18,000–23,000 vehicles per day on Milwaukee Avenue.

The neighborhood has transitioned from working-class to one of Chicago's most active, transit-oriented growth corridors. Within a half-mile, the median household income is $84,954 (projected to reach $96,845 by 2030), with 58.1% Hispanic population and a median home value of $463,121. One-mile demographics show 59,323 residents with a median income of $87,198 and median home value of $465,180. The area is experiencing sustained multifamily and mixed-use development, northward expansion of investment from Wicker Park and Bucktown, adaptive reuse activity, and expanding retail and dining amenities. Replicating a comparable facility today would be materially more costly and time-consuming, positioning this asset as a highly efficient solution for immediate occupancy.

Highlights:
• Purpose-built 2015 school facility with LEED Gold certification and modern building systems
• 33 classrooms, full commercial kitchen, cafeteria, library, gymnasium, and flexible administrative space
• Strong transit access: CTA #56 Milwaukee at building, Blue Line stations within walking distance
• 1.036-acre site with 51 parking spaces in supply-constrained, high-growth submarket
• Positioned in path of sustained residential densification and northward investment expansion from Logan Square

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