Printers Row - 712 S. Wells St., Chicago - Bubble and Brew

Property Description: Café within high-rise development available for sale.

Second generation café available servicing riverfront development and rapidly emerging neighborhood. This quaint space has ample frontage for it’s small footprint allowing for optimal exposure. Take advantage of the demand as more development is slated and cater to both residents and businesses. Do not approach employees or management as this is an operating business. All showings must be scheduled during off-operating hours and accompanied by broker.

Key Features:

Café-Ready: Includes coffee and Boba tea equipment. Retail food license and café permit are not included.
Expansion: Inquire about the potential for an additional 5,000 SF of contiguous space over looking green space.
Growth Potential: Incorporate more food options and extend operating hours.
Development: High-rise development planned along South Bank river walk.

Location: Printers Row

With roots dating back to the 1880s as the printing hub of America’s Midwest, Printer’s Row is an up-and-coming neighborhood in downtown Chicago. Its tree-lined streets are fittingly home to several bookshops, including popular Sandmeyer’s Bookstore, and Dearborn Station, a former passenger train station with an iconic clock tower, restaurants, and shopping.—Google.com

Purchase Price	$49,000 (Bus.)	Property Taxes	$5.36/SF
Lease Rate	$51.31/SF NNN	OpEx	$5.07/SF
Size (Approx.)	921 SF (Bus.) + Patio	Licenses/Permits	Retail Food and Outdoor Patio

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	Juan Carlos Gomez Principal 312-575-0480 Ext. 111 juancarlos@kudangroup.com

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712 S. Wells St., Chicago – Bubble and Brew

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