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Museum of Broadcast Communications sells two floors to private developer

March 28, 2019
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Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of the third and fourth floors of the Museum of Broadcast Communications (MBC) building, located at 360 N. State Street in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. After over 20 property tours and multiple competing offers, floors three and four sold for $6 million. The buyer plans to renovate and reposition the property.

Kyle A. Stengle, senior vice president – investments, and Stephen Lieberman, first vice president – investments, in Marcus & Millichap’s Chicago Downtown office exclusively marketed the property on behalf of the MBC. The buyer was Fern Hill Co., a privately held real estate development and investment firm in Chicago.

360 N. State Street is a four-story, mixed-use building totaling approximately 54,000 rentable square feet. Until the sale, the property’s upper three floors were utilized by the MBC, which will now occupy the second floor. The ground floor, which was not part of the sale, is occupied by restaurant STK Chicago.

“At this time, the museum has more square footage than necessary to meet its future needs,” said David Plier, vice president and secretary of the MBC board. “The sale will improve the future educational and entertainment experience for our patrons.”

The third floor totals 13,315 rentable square feet, with 12-foot ceilings throughout. The fourth floor totals 14,195 rentable square feet and has 22-foot ceilings and a large 28-foot, open-air private balcony suitable for entertainment use.

“This is an outstanding location—it’s in the heart of River North and right next to the House of Blues, so it lends itself to many uses including entertainment,” said Stengle. “The fourth floor ceiling heights and the exclusive balcony gives it great potential.”   

The vibrant River North neighborhood, located just north of the Chicago CBD, is one of the tightest office submarkets in Chicago. It includes world-class restaurants, boutiques and art galleries, and its proximity to the Loop, public transit and other amenities have attracted a large number of young professionals to the neighborhood’s residential offerings.

 

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