HomeGoods signs Michigan Ave Lease

You'll have to find someone else to ask to prom. The largest footprint still available on the Mag Mile is no longer available. TJX'sHomeGoods is taking that 26k SF, third-floor space at 600 N. Michigan Ave. Mid America's Richard SpinnellStan Nitzberg,Marget Graham, and Luke Molloy repped the landlord. Metro Commercial's Steve Baer and Gary Greenfield repped HomeGoods. Stan says it's contrasted with the luxury retailers on the ground level. The space on the corner of Ohio and Michigan still has visible signage from the street.

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