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F O R S a L E 94 Acre Industrial Development Opportunity FOR SALE 94 ACRE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY EXCLUSIVE AGENT ADAM TARANTUR, CCIM Senior Vice President [email protected] +1 847 444 5710 AUSTIN VANDERSTAPPEN PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Associate [email protected] 94.102 acres +1 847 444 5720 Existing 300,000 SF FedEx facility in the business park (not included in the sale) Corporate neighbors include Culligan, Medline 6250 N River Road and ComEd Suite 11-100 Rosemont, IL 60018 Low Lake County real estate taxes colliers.com/chicago Opportunity to begin development with limited earthwork needed This document has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, Road, utilities and sewers in place expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to Building permit ready the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability Close proximity to multiple Metra lines for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and/or its licensor(s). Asking price: $17,421,103.30 ($4.25 psf) Lyons Somers Bohners Lake 12 Lake Geneva Kenosha 50 Paddock Lake 31 50 Bristol Pleasant Praine 94 120 Twin Lakes 83 32 Genoa City 45 Winthorp Richmond 173 Antioch Hebron 173 Harbor Zion 12 31 Beach Park LOCATION OVERVIEW Lake Villa 41 Wonder Lake Fox Lake Round Lake Beach Waukegan 120 Grayslake McHenry Located only 45 miles from Downtown Chicago,Volo North Chicago WoodstockGrayslake Business Park is situated off of Illinois 31 Routes 83 and 137 which provides direct access 43 to Interstate 94. 12 14 176 Libertyville 41 Currently, there is a proposal to extend Illinois Lake Forest Route 53 North to Illinois Route 120 as part of the Tri-County AccessCrystal Project Lake conducted by the 53 Mundelein 59 Proposed Illinois Tollway. As proposed, the IL-53 extension Extension 47 Vernon Hills would terminate immediatelyCary adjacent to Grayslake Business Park. Lake Zurich 45 22 94 Riverwoods Huntley Algonquin Barrington Lake Michigan Northbrook 68 90 Arlington 72 Heights 294 Pingree Grove Hoffman Glenview Estates 14 58 Evanston 20 Schaumburg Elgin 19 72 Des Plaines Skokie 53 Elk Grove Park Ridge Village Rosemont 31 O'Hare International Airport 94 294 290 90 355 64 38 Elmhurst Lombard Chicago 290 38 47 Batavia Oak Brook Cicero 56 41 45 North Aurora Downers 88 Grove 31 Midway Airport 94 Aurora 55 Naperville 90 30 Oak Lawn 20 NEARBY AMENITIES & CORPORATE NEIGHBORS 120 Grayslake Milwaukee District North Line The area surrounding Grayslake Business Park provides a wide selection of retail and lodging. Corporate neighbors include USG, Culligan, Medline, ComEd, Brightstar, Aptar Group and Prairie Crossing Milwaukee District Volkswagen/Audi. North Line The Prairie Crossing Metra Station, just east of the Prairie Crossing North Central property has stops on two of Metra’s commuter Service Lake County rail lines. The North Central line runs from Antioch Fair Grounds 83 to Chicago’s Union station with stops near O’Hare International Airport. The Milwaukee District North Line runs from Fox Lake to Union Station. 137 The Grayslake stop, on the same line, is just northwest of the property. N PROPOSED SITE PLAN (CONCEPT PLAN ONLY) Ivanhoe Rd / Illinois Route 83 Existing Retention Proposed Pond - Not Included Proposed Building A Building B1 285,500 SF 189,000 SF Future Detention Rowena Rd Existing Proposed 276,000 SF 276,000 Cogeneration Plant - Building B2 Not Included Proposed Building 2 Building Proposed 90,000 SF Existing Fedex Proposed Building B3 Facility - Not Included 175,000 SF Proposed Building B4 90,000 SF Future Detention Future Detention N EXCLUSIVE AGENT ADAM TARANTUR, CCIM AUSTIN VANDERSTAPPEN [email protected] [email protected] +1 847 444 5710 +1 847 444 5720.
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