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Orland Park (Chicago), Illinois a Growing Opportunity BUSINESS CARD DIE AREA 225 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-1600 simon.com Information as of 5/1/16 Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). ORLAND PARK (CHICAGO), ILLINOIS A GROWING OPPORTUNITY Ranked among the top 100 places to live, Orland Park is a premier community located 25 miles southwest of Chicago’s Loop. — Orland Park continues its wave of growth and prosperity from a historic, rural community to a dynamic corporate and commercial center. In the last 15 years, the community’s population has grown by 13%. — The community has experienced significant private investment and economic development in both the retail and medical sectors, including two new luxury residential developments and the grand opening of the University of Chicago Medicine Center for Advanced Care. — With average annual household incomes exceeding $100,000, Orland Park offers retailers an excellent opportunity in a sophisticated, affluent trade area. — Orland Park has annual retail sales of $1.67 billion, the fifth highest of any Chicagoland suburb. — Completed in 2016, the widening of LaGrange Road has increased and improved the flow of traffic in the mall’s commercial corridor. A FASHIONABLE EXPERIENCE Orland Square is the preeminent shopping destination in Chicago’s southwestern suburbs. — The mall’s intelligent floorplan creates an enjoyable walking and shopping experience. — More than 150 world-class stores draw shoppers from the southwest suburbs of Chicago and beyond. — Following a complete renovation of the property in 2013, ongoing investments have resulted in further enhancements, including an environmentally- friendly energy management system, a complete LED lighting upgrade, and expanded holiday decor in 2016. BY THE NUMBERS Anchored by Four Department Stores Macy’s, JCPenney, Carson’s, Sears Square Footage Orland Square spans 1,230,000 square feet of retail space. Two Levels Boasting more than 150 stores. Restaurants Eight fast-casual eateries. Sit-down dining available at The Cheesecake Factory. IN GOOD COMPANY Friendly. Trendy. Diverse. Many fine brands have chosen Orland Square as their preferred location in the southwestern Chicago suburbs. — The Disney Store — Dry Goods — GUESS — H&M — Pandora — Sephora — Swarovski — Vera Bradley — The White Barn Candle Co. Plus new arrivals: — ALEX AND ANI — Janie and Jack — LaSenza — MAC Cosmetics POSITIONED TO SUCCEED Orland Square is conveniently located at the intersection of LaGrange Road (US 45) and 2016 555,722 159th Street. 2021 554,496 — Both LaGrange Road and 159th Street are commercial corridors. These areas offer over five million square feet of retail development 2016 203,393 and surpass 50,000 cars per day. 2021 202,436 — Over 3,800 restaurants are within a 15-mile radius of the center. — I-80 is only five miles north of the mall. The 2016 $86,574 interstate makes Orland Square a convenient 2021 $93,337 destination for shoppers from Indiana and Joliet. — Metra’s commuter rail system provides easy access to Orland Park for shoppers from Chicago’s Loop and beyond. 2016 212,229 2016 $247,074 Information as of 5/1/17. Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2016). Lombard Forest Park Glen Ellyn Hillside Broadview Wheaton 8 Westchester Batavia North Riverside 7 Berwyn Cicero 12 Oak Brook La Grange Park Riverside Warrenville Brookeld Stickney Chicago Lyons North Aurora 88 La Grange Forest View 2 Clarendon Hills Hinsdale McCook Downers Grove Lisle Summit Countryside 55 355 gar Grove Indian Head Park Willowbrook Aurora 5 Hodgkins Burr Ridge 4 Naperville Justice Burbank Darien Bridgeview Woodridge Willow Springs Hometown Montgomery 10 Hickory Hills 3 Evergreen Park Boulder Hill Chicago Ridge Palos Hills Oswego Worth Bolingbrook 57 Merrionette Park Lemont Alsip Calumet Park Palos Park Palos Heights Blue Island TRADE AREA BOUNDARY 94 Yorkville Crestwood Riverdale Romeoville Robbins Burnham 9 Dixmoor Plaineld 1 Midlothian Dolton Goodings Grove Phoenix Calumet C Harvey Orland Park Markham Oak Forest South Holland 11 Lockport Orland Hills 6 Crystal Lawns East Hazel Crest Crest Hill Hazel Crest Lansing Fairmont Tinley Park Country Club Hills Homewood Flossmoor Glenwood Mokena Shorewood Joliet Ingalls Park Frankfort Square Lynwood New Lenox Olympia Fields Chicago Heights 80 Matteson Ford Heights Rockdale Frankfort Preston Heights Sauk Village N Richton Park South Chicago Heights 0 5 Park Forest Steger MILES University Park Minooka Crete Channahon Manhattan Elwood Monee 1 Orland Square 5 Fox Valley Center 9 Orland Park Crossing TRADE AREA & COMPETITION 2 Chicago Premium Outlets 6 Louis Joliet Mall 10 The Promenade Bolingbrook Simon Centers 3 Chicago Ridge Mall 7 North Riverside Park Mall 11 River Oaks Center Competition 4 Ford City Mall 8 Oakbrook Center 12 Yorktown Center LAKEVIEW DR. JOHN HUMPHREY DR. JCPENNEY ORLAND SQUARE SEARS MACY’S THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY W. 151ST ST. CARSON’S S. 94TH AVE. US 45 / S. LA GRANGE RD. DAVE & BUSTER’S N AERIAL OVERVIEW NORTHEAST AERIAL VIEW KEY JOHN HUMPHREY DR. DEPARTMENT STORES LAKEVIEW DR. RESTAURANTS RETAIL DENNY DR. MACY’S JCPENNEY THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY 149TH ST. CARSON’S US 45 / LAGRANGE RD. US 45 / LAGRANGE SEARS THEATER DR. DAVE & BUSTER’S . R D T N E G E N R 94TH. ST. 151ST. ST. SITE PLAN SITE PLAN UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Orland Square presents a unique opportunity for your brand. Please contact the following leasing professional for more information. Susan Sernett (773) 551-7597 [email protected] 225 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-1600 simon.com Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG)..
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