Louis Vuitton’s Mag Mile landlord ready to cash out – Crain’s*

A Magnificent Mile storefront space leased to Louis Vuitton and other high-end retailers has hit the market, testing investor demand for property on the slumping shopping strip. Nuveen Real Estate has hired CBRE to sell the 51,800 square foot space at 919 N. Michigan Ave., whose tenants include the French fashion house, David Yurman and Breitling, according to a CBRE email.

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Paul Boomer
2 years ago

No worries, ShaNiQuas Nail & Wig Salon is looking for a new storefront business to open. Business will be booming at the new Slum Mile location.

The Paraclete
2 years ago

Soon some tenant will simply abandon their business, no turning in the keys or initiating property transfer. Just leave it for the city. Retain Lori? The city is collapsing and Lori is painting crosswalks.

Lions Choice
2 years ago

Another Downtown Building Owner Dumping Chicago

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