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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Section III – 7

Downtown Urbana

Downtown Urbana

Urbana’s quaint downtown is characterized by law firms, office development, nondescript store fronts and a few blocks of concentrated retail. The area’s retailers do business during the day, and its restaurants are active in the evening. The nearby Lincoln Square Mall with numerous vacancies is home to one of the market’s most interesting local merchants, art mart. Schnucks and Country Market supermarkets in Urbana are the closest grocery stores to campus on the east side. Listed below are several of the retailers and restaurants located in Downtown Urbana. Retailers/Restaurants Birkenstock Brash Flower Shop Corson’s Heel-to-Toe Mirabelle Pastries Downtown Champaign Except for the Amtrak station and Market Street, the balance of the retail is spotty and specialized with a few clusters of interesting local tenants. In the evening, Downtown Champaign has been revitalized with its active restaurant and bar assortment. The downtown’s retail and entertainment selection will be broadened with the opening of the One Main Street Development at a key downtown intersection. The Office – Irish Pub Piccadilly Liquors Priceless Books Strawberry Fields Natural Foods Market

Downtown Champaign

Home to Volition, Inc.’s new corporate offices, the building will also house 200,000 square feet of predominantly local restaurants and retailers. One Main Street’s developer has marketed its space primarily to local entrepreneurs, and expects to draw 1,500 people per day to the building’s first floor retail and entertainment offerings.

Jones Lang LaSalle