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TenantBase Description
The property at 17030 Torrence Avenue is a multi building retail center in Lansing, Illinois, at Torrence Avenue and 170th Street. It sits within an established commercial corridor just off Interstate 80 and Interstate 294, with connections toward Chicago and the surrounding south suburbs.
The center is arranged as several buildings sharing a large parking field rather than a single strip. A long brick inline building holds a row of storefronts, while smaller restaurant buildings face Torrence Avenue and a freestanding restaurant pad sits within the lot. That arrangement lets daily retail, services and food uses share visibility and customer traffic while keeping their own entrances and identities.
Storefronts are finished in brick with piers, broad glass and covered entries along the sidewalk. The walk from the parking field to the doors is short and direct, with planted beds, trimmed shrubs and seasonal color softening the front of the inline building. Facade signage above each bay identifies the business inside, and two pylon signs along the Torrence Avenue and 170th Street frontages give the center a strong presence to passing drivers.
Surface parking wraps the buildings, with rows in front of the inline storefronts and around the pads so customers can park near the door they need. The site has entries from both Torrence Avenue and 170th Street, which helps separate turning movements and keeps arrival simple during busy periods. One of the Torrence facing restaurant buildings is configured with drive thru lanes, and the central pad has its own surrounding circulation plus an outdoor patio with tables and umbrellas for eating outside in good weather.
The surrounding blocks bring together restaurants, fuel stations, banks, grocery, discount retail and home improvement, so the center draws from everyday errands as well as meals out. For a retailer or service operator, the appeal is practical. Street frontage, clear signage, close parking and a mix of inline space and standalone pads in one location.
Listing Agent Description
Retail/Office space available at this strategic retail location, situated along Torrence Avenue, a major retail corridor that sees over 29,000 vehicles per day. The site comprises both national and local tenants, including Dunkin and Subway. Neighboring tenants include: Culver’s, BP, Chili’s, Hooters, Wendy’s, Burger King, Chase Bank, Aldi, Home Depot, and more. The property is just off of I-80 and I-294, seeing over 133,000 VPD, connecting Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.
Retail/Office space available at this strategic retail location, situated along Torrence Avenue, a major retail corridor that sees over 29,000 vehicles per day. The site comprises both national and local tenants, including Dunkin and Subway. Neighboring tenants include: Culver’s, BP, Chili’s, Hooters, Wendy’s, Burger King, Chase Bank, Aldi, Home Depot, and more. The property is just off of I-80 and I-294, seeing over 133,000 VPD, connecting Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.
- Two Pylon Signs, both on Torrence Ave. and 170th St.
- Drive-thru Dunkin & Culver’s on Site
- Facade Signage
- Former Fitness Space Available
- Jr. Box Available
- Excellent visibility and traffic counts
- Major thoroughfare surrounded by National Tenants
- Ample Parking
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Suites Available
- Suite: J
- Size:11,430 SF
- Monthly Rent:$14,288 + Expenses
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- Suite: L
- Size:6,200 SF
- Monthly Rent:$7,750 + Expenses
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- Suite:
- Size:1,200 SF
- Monthly Rent:$1,500 + Expenses
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Location
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the center laid out?
The center includes a long inline brick building with individual storefronts, smaller commercial buildings along Torrence Avenue and a freestanding pad set within the parking field. All share surface parking and site entries while keeping separate entrances.
Where do customers park and enter?
Surface parking surrounds the buildings, with rows in front of the inline storefronts and around the pads. Sidewalks lead directly from the lot to covered storefront entries, so the walk to the doors is short.
How is the center signed and accessed by drivers?
The property has frontage on both Torrence Avenue and 170th Street, with entries from each street. Two pylon signs serve the Torrence Avenue and 170th Street frontages, and each storefront has facade signage above its bay.
What is the surrounding area like for drivers?
Drivers reach the site from Torrence Avenue and 170th Street, just off Interstate 80 and Interstate 294. The surrounding corridor includes restaurants, banks, grocery and other everyday retail, supporting trips from Lansing and nearby south suburbs.
Listing courtesy of:
- Brad Belden, Brad.Belden@colliers.com, Colliers
- Scott Reinish, scott.reinish@colliers.com, Colliers