1657 N Kostner Ave
Chicago, IL 60639
1657 MoRE Properties · Industrial Property For Lease · 30,300 SF

1657 North Kostner Avenue is a flexible 60,000-square-foot industrial building located in Chicago's Humbolt Park neighborhood with recent renovations completed. This two-story, dynamic property, also known as 1657 MoRE Properties, is zoned M1-2 and offers well-maintained space for a wide range of tenants, ideally industrial, warehouse, office, showroom, outdoor space, and storage users. Significant renovations made in 2024 include features like the roof, skylights, façade, dock doors, sensor lighting, air conditioning, bathrooms, flooring, windows, and keyless access control, to name a few. Various spaces, as small as 500 square feet up to 20,000 square feet, are available with tremendous leasing flexibility and immediate move-in opportunities. Building loading includes drive-up doors and drive-in overhead doors, along with two traditional docks. The building provides ceiling heights ranging from just under 10 feet up to 23 feet clear, front-loading capabilities, and heavy power. It is entirely fenced-in with outdoor storage container space opportunities. 1657 MoRE Properties provides plenty of parking at a secure 200-car parking lot adjacent to the building. Situated at the highly trafficked intersection of North, Grand, and Kostner Avenues in North Chicago, 1657 North Kostner Avenue thrives in an advantageous location with quick access to interstates, population centers, amenities, railroad intermodal, and ports. Within a 15-minute drive of the building are Interstates 90 and 290, along with the Chicago O’Hare International Airport. 1657 MoRE Properties is minutes from numerous retailers, including Aldi, Burlington, Menards, McDonald's, Subway, Taco Bell, Wing Stop, and more. Manufacturers and logistics companies are drawn to this area, benefitting from its convenient accessibility, with its well-connected network of interstates providing access to over 10 million people and one of the nation's busiest ports, the Port of Milwaukee, along with the area's dense, infill location supporting a variety of industries.