622-624 W Roosevelt Road is a three-story office and retail building on the Roosevelt Road corridor in Chicago, near the University of Illinois Chicago and a short distance west of downtown.
Street level storefronts face directly onto Roosevelt Road, giving the ground floor clear visibility and sidewalk access. Above, the masonry streetfront has tall, regularly spaced windows, and the building steps down to a lower rear section. Parking is located at the rear of the property, so arrival can happen from the main street or from the lot behind the building.
The upper levels are arranged as office lofts. Open work areas are defined by columns and rows of windows that bring natural light into the space, with smaller enclosed rooms available for private offices or meetings. The straightforward layout works well for a small team that wants shared workspace with places to step aside for focused work or conversation.
The surrounding blocks combine shops, restaurants and everyday services along a well traveled east-west route, with quick connections toward the Loop and the Near West Side. The setting suits a professional office or service business looking for street presence, simple access and functional loft space.
622 W. Roosevelt offers a prime leasing opportunity in a three-story office and retail building located in the heart of the South Loop along Roosevelt Road. The first floor and lower level are currently leased to a national dispensary, attracting steady foot traffic. With parking available at the rear of the building, this space is easily accessible and conveniently located near the University of Illinois Chicago.
The building combines street level retail storefronts with office lofts on the upper floors. The storefronts face Roosevelt Road, while the offices above are reached from within the building.
Parking is located at the rear of the property, providing access off the main Roosevelt Road frontage.
The upper floors have an open loft arrangement with columns and rows of windows. Open areas can hold shared workstations, with smaller enclosed rooms used for offices or meetings.