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What would you like to see at 3720 N. Southport Avenue?
For lease: Former Diag & 404 Wine Bar at 2852-2856 N Southport Avenue
What would you like to see in this space?
Should the former Blue Bayou building be torn down?
A new listing brochure shows a new building rendering
The former Blue Bayou space has been vacant for years, and a new leasing brochure now shows a new concept for a future tenant. Is the old building worth saving or should it start from scratch to get a chance of a new life?
Comment below your thoughts, and see the full listing here.
The Guild is moving to 3717 N. Southport
Shop local!
The Guild is moving across the street to 3717 N. Southport Avenue, and its current space at 3726 N. Southport is for lease.
Continue reading “The Guild is moving to 3717 N. Southport”Schoolyard Tavern’s not reopening; space for lease
Schoolyard Tavern closed in October, 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but some glimmer of light on Twitter appeared throughout the past year making us hopeful for a return.
This past week, Schoolyard Tavern’s space hit the market for lease, so it’s official that it is not coming back. Schoolyard joins other Southport favorites that are no longer here, including Southport Lanes, Mystic Celt, Justin’s and Newport Bar and Grill among others.
“Highly desirable corner location near the center of the Southport Corridor. 2,500 SF of space with a large outdoor patio. Bring your concept to an area with numerous national tenants and to a location that is 2 blocks from the Southport L stop.”
See the full listing here, and the full brochure below:
Former Southport Lanes space for lease
Southport Lanes is officially closed, and the auction of items has ended. Signs have begun to be taken down and the property is for lease.
Southport Lanes has been liquidated and the space is now for lease.
The listing from Mid-America Commercial Real Estate includes a mixed-use retail space. See the listing in the photos below.
Southport Lanes closing September 27; Lease brochure now online
After 98 years, Southport Lanes will close for good September 27 due to the Coronavirus, and here is the listing from Mid-America Commercial Real Estate.
Continue reading “Southport Lanes closing September 27; Lease brochure now online”
Former DavidsTEA space for lease at 3530 N. Southport Avenue
DavidsTEA left the Southport Corridor during the COVID-19 lockdown and the space is now for lease. At one time a Jewelry store and women’s boutique was in this space, so now, what would you like to see in this space?
Continue reading “Former DavidsTEA space for lease at 3530 N. Southport Avenue”
Southport Lanes at 3325 N. Southport For Lease Brochure hits the web; SL In Progress of Renegotiating The Lease
Southport Lanes is for lease according to this listing from Mid-America Commercial Real Estate. The bar and bowling ally has been closed since the Covid-19 shutdown since mid-March, 2020 and has not reopened since Phase 3 began.
UPDATE 7/8/20: Southport Lanes says they will reopening “soon”! The landlord is exploring options as they try to renegotiate the lease. SL’s sense is that they will be there for a long while 🙏
“We are planning to re-open next weekend. We will decide on Monday. We are trying to get staff members to commit to working which is not an easy task.”
Let’s hope this Southport staple stays around for years to come.
3338 N. Southport Avenue Retail Space for Lease
It’s been a long-time real estate office, but it’s now for lease. This corner has been transformed in the past two years with the addition of Foxtrot and Coda Di Volpe. What would you like to see in this space? See the full listing here.
Southport & Irving (SIP) space for lease
Southport & Irving, better known as SIP is currently for lease. According to the marketing description:
“Southport Corridor Corner Restaurant and Bar. Fully built-out restaurant space with outdoor component. Corner location. Southport and Irving \”SIP\” is located in Chicago\’s Lakeview neighborhood and a part of the City\’s well know Southport Corridor. Within the last several years, the area\’s gained momentum as a trendy shopping and dining district, offering a nice mix of popular chains as well as independently owned specialty shops and restaurants. The corridor gives out-of-town shoppers and locals a chance to stray away from the ?Mag Mile shopping district and into a real Chicago neighborhood. The area boasts some of the high demographics in the City and is easily accessible from all over the City.”
On the plus side, it states that “Ownership will entertain a partnership with experienced operators,” so it appears a restaurant of some-sort will remain. See the full listing here.
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