1310 E 75th Street

1310-1314 E 75th Street is a freestanding commercial flex space accompanied by an adjacent vacant lot in Chicago's Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood. The offering includes a 5,735-square-foot commercial building on a 3,997-square-foot lot, along with the 8,778-square-foot parcel at 1314 E 75th Street. The building underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2021-2022, featuring upgraded mechanical systems, interior finishes, and a modernized facade. The adjacent parcel, currently a grass lot, is zoned B3-2 (Community Shopping District), allowing for a broad range of retail, service, and mixed-use development, as well as on-site parking or future expansion potential. The building features an open and adaptable floor plan suitable for office, retail showroom, studio, or light community use. A fully built-out commercial kitchen equipped with Viking professional-grade appliances provides additional versatility for users requiring catering, food preparation, or event support capabilities. Its configuration allows for easy customization to accommodate a variety of business functions such as co-working, wellness operations, professional services, or creative studios. The structure's durable brick construction, single-story accessibility, and flexible layout make it an ideal candidate for users seeking both visibility and functionality. Located just nine miles south of the Loop, the property benefits from excellent access to the Dan Ryan Expressway (I-94), the CTA Red Line 69th Street Station, and nearby Metra Electric District stops providing direct service to Downtown Chicago. Positioned within the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood, the property is surrounded by ongoing public and private reinvestment including streetscape enhancements, park renovations, and small business corridor improvements that continue to strengthen the area's appeal. This property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located commercial flex space with an adjacent development-ready parcel in one of Chicago's most connected and evolving South Side neighborhoods.