John Vance on what works on Chicago's State Street

By Brandmarch1 min read
John Vance on what works on Chicago's State Street

John Vance, the Brandmarch Local Expert for multiple high streets in Chicago, has a clear perspective on what works—and what doesn’t—on State Street.

"Tenants that have found success here are brands that have a mass market appeal and can provide offerings to office workers who shop either during their lunch hour or directly after work. A good fit for this street would be outlet stores from the mainstream apparel brands that can thrive from the co-tenancy of Macy’s, Zara, Banana Republic Factory, Nordstrom Rack and Uniqlo."

For brands looking to establish a presence, John likes these three available locations:

1) 150 N. State: 20,000-s.f. corner unit, bi-level space at State & Randolph

2) 39 S. State Street: 6,000-s.f. corner, bi-level space at State Street and Monroe

3) The Palmer House Hilton, at 17 E. Monroe: multiple storefronts are available facing State Street, south of Monroe

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