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3,281 SF - Downtown Office Space
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Furniture available
The Chamber of Commerce Building provides professional downtown office space with both long and short term leasing and space ranging fom 400 to 17,000 Square Feet. Family owned and operated for 85 years, this beautiful historic building is located just 3 Blocks North of Monument Circle across from University Park.
www.cofcbuilding.com/officespace.html
Onsite Amenities Include:
CAFE ZUPPA RESTAURANT, Lobby Shop with Dry-cleaning drop-off/pickup service, Barber Shop, Tailor, Bank, Jeweler, Manicure/Pedicure/Massage/Tanning, Spa 170 West, & Dentists. On site management and ownership with security & cleaning staff on premises.
Parking:
Two parking garages located directly behind building; 2 parking lots 1.5 blocks north with lower rates; substantial metered parking in front of and around building; 20 minute loading zone in front of building; loading zone behind building by loading dock.
Call or email today for more information.
Laura E. Antrim: (317) 634-2515
LauraE@CofCBuilding.com
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Permalink Reply by Chad McCullough on -
Family owned and it's the Chamber of Commerce building? I'm a bit confused. I'm not a big fan of anything when it has the Chamber of Commerce stamp on it, for many reasons.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Antrim on -
Chad,
When the building was built in 1924 (completed in 1926), the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce wanted their offices in the newest building in town, so the owners of the building named it "The Chamber of Commerce Building."
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce moved its offices to the Chase Tower about 10 years ago. They were the building's first tenant.
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