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TenantBase Description
The ground floor retail at 333 E. Ontario forms the base of Arrive Streeterville, a tall residential tower at McClurg Court and Ontario in Chicago's Streeterville neighborhood. The property combines a large ground floor retail footprint with more than a thousand apartments above, creating a setting built for everyday neighborhood business where residents, workers and visitors pass as part of daily life.
Above the shops, the curved residential tower rises with rows of windows over the street, marking the property from a distance and signaling the concentration of households within. At street level the scale becomes welcoming and practical. Broad glass storefronts line wide, tree lined sidewalks, with entries opening directly from the sidewalk so a passerby can step inside without a detour. The glass fronts give each shop clear visibility to the street, and the retail frontage turns the corners to meet the surrounding blocks, giving this part of Streeterville a continuous and active edge.
Living above the shops puts customers close at hand. A grocery presence within the block brings regular food shopping trips to the same sidewalks, which supports smaller shops and service businesses that depend on repeat visits and convenience. The arrangement suits uses that thrive on familiarity, from daily services to food and neighborhood retail, where being seen often matters as much as being found once.
Streeterville brings density that few Chicago neighborhoods match. The Northwestern hospital campus and graduate schools are nearby, along with offices, hotels and restaurants that keep the area active through the day and into the evening. Michigan Avenue shopping, the Chicago Riverwalk, Navy Pier, Ohio Street Beach and the lakefront are all within a short walk or ride, and nearby parks and cultural destinations add to the steady flow of people through the area.
For a business choosing space, the appeal is straightforward: street level visibility, direct sidewalk access and a built in audience of neighbors, students, workers and visitors already moving through this part of the city.
Listing Agent Description
Small shop retail space in Chicago’s pre-eminent Streeterville neighborhood. Approx. 1,504 SF remaining on the ground floor of Arrive Streeterville - a 1,061 unit full-amenity apartment development at the high profile corner of McClurg Court & Ontario. The space is part of a 43,000 SF ground floor retail footprint at this well-known property which includes great co-tenants 7-11, Wintrust Bank, Krisers, Bochwinkels Supermarket, Bombay Wraps, and other neighborhood service businesses. Located in Chicago’s vibrant, affluent and densely populated Streeterville neighborhood, adjacent to Northwestern hospitals and graduate schools, thousands of area residents and just blocks from both Michigan Ave’s Magnificent Mile shops and the Chicago lakefront.
- Grocery-anchored small shop space at Arrive Streeterville
- +/-1504 SF on the ground floor of 1061 luxury apartments
- 43,000 SF of existing retail space
- Steps to Lake Michigan, Navy Pier, River East Arts Center, the Northwestern Hospital Campus, Northwestern University, Bennett Park, restaurants, shopping, hotels, office buildings and thousands of area residents
- Building co-tenancy includes 7-11, Wintrust Bank, Bochwinkels Supermarket, Krisers, Bombay Wraps
- Area co-tenancy includes Target, Starbucks, Chase, Foxtrot, Pinstripes
- Immediately available
Suites Available
- Suite: 11
- Size:1,795 SF
- Monthly Rent:$7,479
- Offices:
- Suite: 10A
- Size:1,504 SF
- Monthly Rent:$5,640
- Offices:
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the retail positioned within Arrive Streeterville?
The shops occupy the ground floor beneath a large residential tower at the corner of McClurg Court and Ontario. That close connection puts hundreds of households directly above the retail and brings daily residential foot traffic to the same sidewalks.
What is the street presence like for a shop here?
The retail has broad glass storefronts with direct entries from wide, tree lined sidewalks. The frontage wraps the block between the surrounding streets, so shops are visible and accessible to people passing on foot.
What surrounds the property?
The property sits in dense, active Streeterville near hospitals, graduate schools, offices, hotels and restaurants. Michigan Avenue, the Chicago Riverwalk, Navy Pier and the lakefront are close, bringing residents, workers, students and visitors through the neighborhood.
Listing courtesy of Wayne Caplan, wayne.caplan@svn.com, SVN | Chicago Commercial