400 E Randolph St

A commercial office, retail, flex space that can be divided into small units ranging from 310 sq ft to 1,130 sq ft is a versatile type of property designed to accommodate various types of businesses. 1. Commercial Office Space Use: Primarily for professional services such as law firms, consulting agencies, or small start-ups. Features: Typically includes individual or shared offices, conference rooms, and common areas. Size Options: Units as small as 310 sq ft may be ideal for solo professionals, while 1,130 sq ft units could suit small teams or businesses needing additional workspace. 2. Retail Space Use: Retail spaces cater to stores, cafes, boutiques, or service-oriented businesses such as salons. Features: Typically have large windows for display, storefront visibility, and customer accessibility. Size Options: A 310 sq ft unit might work for a small boutique or specialty shop, while larger units (1,130 sq ft) can house more extensive retail operations or cafes with seating. 3. Flex Space Use: Flex space is highly adaptable, suitable for offices, light industrial, or storage purposes. Features: Combines office and warehouse or production areas; tenants can modify the layout according to their needs. Size Options: Smaller units may serve as office space with a storage area, while larger units allow for small-scale production or inventory storage alongside an office. Benefits of Divisible Units: Customization: Tenants can choose the appropriate size based on their business requirements. Cost-Effective: Smaller spaces make leasing more affordable for startups or small businesses. Scalability: As businesses grow, they can move into larger units or combine adjacent spaces. Flexibility: This setup can accommodate a wide range of businesses, from offices and retail shops to small warehouses or studios. Example: A business like a real estate office may lease a 310 sq ft unit for a small team, whereas a yoga studio may require a larger 1,130 sq ft space for classes and equipment.