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Industrial Trades Near Midway Airport

PW Commercial Real Estate – TCN Worldwide arranged the sale of a 61,000-square-foot industrial building on 2.77 acres located less than half a mile from Midway Airport at 5262 S. Kolmar Ave. in the South Side’s Brighton Park neighborhood. Ed Wabick and Marc Hale represented the seller. Terms of the sale weren’t disclosed.

The property features a large land site in the Chicago city limits, a scarce commodity. It also offers ample loading with five docks, heavy power, good ceiling heights of up to 19’6”, and convenient access to I-55 and Downtown Chicago.

The purchaser, a local Servpro franchise, will be performing improvements and renovations before utilizing the facility as a hub for its operations.

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