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9450 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue | Suite 550
Rosemont | IL | 60018
www.lee-associates.com
KENNETH P. FRANZESE
Direct: 773.355.3005
kfranzese@lee-associates.com
JOHN T. CASSIDY
Direct: 773.355.3006
jcassidy@lee-associates.com
CHAPTER 1
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
II. CHAPTER 2
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
III.
MARKET OVERVIEW
A. Metro Chicago Market Overview
B. North Kane Submarket Overview
C. Supply Overview
D. Demand Overview
IV. CHAPTER 4
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C O N T E N T S
I.
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T A B L E
O N E
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
C H A P T E R
A. Section 1
SECTION 1
OFFER FORMAT
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MARKET TOURS
Market tours can be arranged by contacting:
KENNETH P. FRANZESE
Principal
773.355.3005 | Direct
847.456.4213 | Mobile
kfranzese@lee-associates.com
JOHN T. CASSIDY
Principal
773.355.3006 | Direct
312.371.0098 | Mobile
jcassidy@lee-associates.com
TERMS
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SECTION 1
SECTION 2
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SECTION 2
ADDRESS:
BUILDING SIZE:
LAND SITE SIZE:
OFFICE AREA:
CLEARANCE:
BAY SIZES:
ROOF:
ELECTRICAL SERVICE:
HVAC:
PARKING:
FIRE PROTECTION:
LIGHTING:
LOADING FACILITIES:
COMMENTS:
New Construction
Prestigious Business Park
Environment
State-of-the-Art Cross-Dock Facility
One to Four Tenant Building
13.51 Acres
To Suit
32 Clear
50 x 50 (Typical)
60 Speed Bay
2400 Amp; 277/480 Volts
Positive Pressure Air-Rotation Units
147 Spaces
ESFR System
High-Efficiency T-5 Lighing
Forty (40) Exterior Docks
(Expandable to 70)
Four (4) Drive-In Doors
SECTION 2
SECTION 2
SECTION 2
SECTION 3
SECTION 2
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 3
SECTION 4
SECTION 4
PROPERTY
LOGO
PROPERTY
CITY, STATE
DATE
LOGO
CITY, STATE
DATE
D. SECTION 1
I. HEADING 1
1.
A. SECTION 1
i)
1.
B. SECTION 2
I. HEADING 2
1.
A. SECTION 1
i)
1.
ii)
i)
a)
ii)
b)
2.
2.
i)
i)
ii)
ii)
a)
a)
b)
b)
3.
C. SECTION 3
i)
1.
a)
b)
SECTION 4
SECTION 4
SECTION 4
SECTION 4
PROPERTY
LOGO
PROPERTY
CITY, STATE
DATE
LOGO
CITY, STATE
DATE
b)
B. SECTION 1
ii)
1.
a)
i)
b)
a)
iii)
ii)
a)
a)
2.
1)
i)
2)
a)
2.
b)
i)
c)
a)
3.
b)
c)
i)
C. SECTION 1
ii)
iii)
1.
i)
a)
SECTION 4
SECTION 4
T W O
B. Section 2
C H A P T E R
A. Section 1
SECTION 1
BUILDING SIZE
246,446 SF
LAND SIZE
13.51 Acres
PROJECT DELIVERY
Spring, 2015
NUMBER OF TENANTS
TENANT SIZE RANGE
LEASE UP PERIOD
NET RENTAL ABATEMENT PERIOD
AVERAGE LEASE TERM
OFFICE FINISH LEVEL
LEASE RATE RANGE
ANNUAL ESCALATIONS
1-4 Users
Interior cost estimates based on 2 tenants
50,000 to 246,446 SF
Months 1-12
Months 13-18
Six (6) years
5%
$4.75 to $4.95 PSF
2.5%
PROPERTY TAXES
Paid by tenant
OPERATING EXPENSES
Paid by tenant
UTILITY EXPENSES
Paid by tenant
$1,195,000
SECTION 1
Sharon
WISCONSIN
ILLINOIS
Poplar Grove
39
Pecatonica
Loves
Park
McHenry
Bull Valley
90
Oregon
$0.00
$0.00
Leasing Commissions
Miscellaneous Soft Costs/Contingency
TOTAL SOFT COSTS
$000,000
$000,000
$000,000
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Sleepy
Hollow
Gilberts
West
Dundee
64
NORTH
KANE
Sycamore
14
Inverness
38
Lily Lake
De Kalb
64
47
Cortland
South
Elgin
D. Demand Overview
Lee
Waterman
Shabonna
Plano
Sublette
Sandwich
DEKA
LA SALLE COUNTY
LEE COUNT Y
LA SALLE COUNTY
251
Somonauk
Yorkville
Montgomery
Earlville
Palos
Hills
Bolingbrook
Palos
Park
Lemont
Romeoville
Homer
Glen
Mendota
La Moille
Newark
Sheridan
Lockport
Crest
Hill
30
Rockdale
Arlington
Cherry
52
Minooka
80
47
71
Channahon
JOLIET
AREA
50
30
Monee
Manhattan
80
Dalzell
De Pue
Morris
Ottawa
Peru
La Salle
North Utica
Marseilles
Spring Valley
Seneca
71
71
Cedar
Point
Mark
I-80 WEST
Standard
251
Tonica
Grand Ridge
Mazon
170
55
Verona
23
89
McNabb
39
53
Gardner
South
912
90
Gary
80
Highland
Griffith
53
Sauk
Village
University
Park
Porter
90
South
Haven
49
30
Merrillville
Valparaiso
55
394
St. John
Crown
Point
Lakes of the
Four Seasons
Cedar
Lake
231
Beecher
Lake
Dalecarlia
Peotone
1
Lakewood
Shores
20
Cheste
Schererville
Steger
Crete
Hobart
65
41
Dyer
S. Chicago
Heights
80
Lansing
Munster
94
Ogden
Dunes
20
41
12
Dune
Acres
Burns
Harbor
Chicago
Heights Ford Heights
57
Wilmington
Diamond
Coal City
Braidwood
INDIANA
Hebron
Lowell
WILL COUNTY
KANKAKEE COUNTY
Kouts
POR
T ER
JASP COUN
ER
TY
65
102
Godley
Braceville
Schneider
OUNTY
COUNTY
Carbon Hill
Oglesby
Hennepin
50
East
Chicago
Hammond
Lynwood
SOUTH
WILL
45
Ladd
Seatonville
SOUTH
COOK
Olympia Fields
Matteson
Richton Park
Park Forest
Frankfort
Elwood
Phoenix
Harvey
57
6
52
53
Burnham
Calumet
City
South
Holland
East Hazel Crest
Hazel
Country Crest Homewood Thornton
394
Club Hills
1 Glenwood
Flossmoor
KENDALL COUNTY
GRUNDY COUNTY
Whiting
20
Markham
Frankfort
Square
Preston Heights
12
83
Oak Forest
Mokena
30
94
Calumet Park
Robbins
Riverdale
Posen Dixmoor Dolton
Crestwood
Orland
Hills Tinley
Park
New Lenox
Joliet
Shorewood
52
Lisbon
Troy
Grove
80
Ingalls
Park
Alsip Blue
Island
Midlothian
Orland
Park
Fairmont
55
89
45
Merrionette
Park
50
294
12
20
Evergreen
Park
Chicago
Ridge
Palos
Heights
43
Plainfield
Millington
Worth
30
71
23
94
90
90
Oak
Lawn
55
171
34
92
34
43
83
LEE COUNTY
BUREAU COUNTY
SOUTH
CHICAGO
I-55
I-55
SOUTH NORTH
355
59
Leland
39
55
45
DU PAGE COUNTY
WILL COUNTY
I-88
CORRIDOR
34
Chicago
171
34
34
Oswego
23
290
Cicero
53
Paw Paw
52
64
38
294
88
Woodridge
30
50
WEST
COOK
Broadview
CENTRAL
DU PAGE
Naperville
KANE COUNTY
KENDALL COUNTY
Amboy
NORTH
CHICAGO
43
Elmwood
Park
Northlake
Melrose
Park
Berkeley
Maywood
Bellwood
Forest Park
Hillside
83
Lisle
34
171
Franklin
Park
53
Sugar Grove
47
Schiller
Park
45
64
56
Lincolnwood
90
Addison
Glen Ellyn
Evanston
Skokie
Niles
Park Ridge
19
Winfield
Wilmette
41
Rosemont
290
Glendale
Heights
88
Golf
Morton Grove
294
Elk Grove
Village 83
355
Hinckley
30
Des
Plaines
O'HARE
Itasca
19
Warrenville
North
Aurora
94
45
Carol
Stream
Wheaton
43
21
72
Lake
Michigan
Glencoe
NORTH Winnetka
Northfield Kenilworth
Glenview
COOK
45
Prospect
Heights
58
290
West
Chicago
Aurora
Compton
20
38
Deerfield
58
NORTH Bloomingdale
DU PAGE
64
Batavia
30
30
Bartlett
59
St. Charles
KANE
88
C. Supply Overview
Roselle
Wayne
Elburn
Steward
Highwood
Highland
Park
Northbrook
12
Hoffman Estates
38
88
68
Prospect
Hanover
Geneva
Riverwoods
53
58
Bannockburn
41
Buffalo
Grove
Wheeling
Palatine
Streamwood Schaumburg
Virgil
Malta
Rochelle
29
SECTION 2
83
94
21
Lincolnshire
22
NORTHWEST Arlington
Heights
South
Barrington COOK
Rolling
Meadows Mount
72
25
Elgin
20
23
Creston
$0.00
I-39 CORRIDOR
A SALLE
RUNDY
$0,000,000
Pingree
Grove
Burlington
Hillcrest
AM COUNTY
LE COUNTY
72
Lake
Forest
LAKE COUNTY
COOK COUNTY
59
68
East Dundee
BUREAU COUNTY
LA SALLE COUNTY
$00,000
$000,000
47
Hampshire
14
62
Carpentersville
Genoa
Lake Zurich
Kildeer Long
Grove
Deer Park
Barrington Hills
90
Kingston
72
64
38
Liability Insurance
RE Taxes & CAM During Lease Up
39
Davis Junction
Indian
Creek
North Barrington
Barrington
KANE COUNTY
Lake
Bluff
60
90
Ashton
$0.00
Fox River
Grove
Green
Oaks
Libertyville
Mundelein
Hawthorn Woods
12
22
Algonquin
McH
Kirkland
Franklin Grove
$00,000
BOONE COUNTY
DEKALB COUNTY
251
OGLE COUNTY
LEE COUNTY
SOFT COSTS
Legal - Leasing ($5,000/Tenant)
Cary
Trout
Valley
137
45
Vernon Mettawa
Hills
Tower
Lakes
Lake
Barrington
KANE COUNTY
DU PAGE COUNTY
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Crystal Lake
Huntley
WINNEBAGO
OGLE COUNTY
Stillman
Valley
Oakwood
Hills
New Milford
176
KENDALL
WILL COUNTY
Included
$000,000
$000,000
Byron
Island
Lake
GRUNDY COUNTY
WILL COUNTY
176
14
Lakewood
Union
RD.
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
20
59
176
Marengo
20
RANDALL
$000,000
$000,000
Included
Belvidere
Cherry
Valley
DEKALB COUNTY
KANE COUNTY
Prairie
Grove
47
20
OGLE COUNTY
DEKALB COUNTY
$/SF
Rockford
LAKE
COUNTY
Wauconda
Holiday Hills
31
23
Winnebago
Lakemoor
Woodstock
LEE COUNTY
DEKALB COUNTY
COST
Johnsburg
McCullom
Lake
120
20
HARD COSTS
Ringwood
Greenwood
Wonder Lake
O V E R V I E W
McHENRY
COUNTY
14
173
M A R K E T
Capron
LAKE
COUNTY
COUNTY
PORTER
Harvard
Machesney
Park
Zion
Wadsworth Beach
Fox Lake
Park
94
Lindenhurst
Fox Lake
Hills Lake Villa
Venetian Village
Pistakee
137
Round
Highlands
Grandwood Park
Lake Round
132
Heights Lake
Gurnee
Third Lake
Beach
Long
83
Lake
41
12
Park City Waukegan
21
Round Lake
Grayslake
120
Round Lake
Park
North
Chicago
Volo
60 Hainesville
76
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
251
173
Old
Mill
Creek
45
59
AVE.
Roscoe
173
Spring Grove
McHENRY COUNTY
LAKE COUNTY
75
Winthrop
Harbor
Antioch
12
47
BOONE COUNTY
McHENRY COUNTY
Durand
83
Richmond
173
Hebron
WESTERN
WINNEBAGO COUNTY
BOONECOUNTY
Rockton
SECTION 2
23
WILL COUNTY
COOK COUNTY
Beloit
South Beloit
41
Y
NT
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LAK
COU
TON
NEW
De Motte
Wheatfield
12
14
94
294
90
Hoffman Estates
Des
Plaines
290
Schaumburg
Elk Grove 90
Village
Ha
in O' re Expy.
Elg
O'Hare
International
Airport
Elgin
Site
20
KANE
25
DU PAGE
31
41
Statistically,
the
Chicago
industrial
market consists of approximately 1.3
billion square feet, making it the third
largest in the United States. At the
end of Q1 2014, the market had a
vacancy rate of 9%. This vacancy has
fallen from its peak in mid 2010. Overall,
the Chicago industrial market absorbed
over 42 million square feet in 2012 and 38
million square feet in 2013.
Millions of SF Absorbed
14
14.0%
12
12.0%
10
10.0%
8.0%
6.0%
4.0%
2.0%
Vacancy
94
290
Chicago
St. Charles
Lombard
290
COOK
45
55
20
88
Midway
Airport
294
355
Gross Absorption
20
0.0%
Vacancy
59
30
294
57
55
WILL
KENDALL
80
Joliet
45
30
80
5 Mi.
METRO CHICAGO MARKET OVERVIEW
Inventory
Available SF
Vacancy
Under Construction
Q1 Sold
Q1 Leased
Q1 Gross Absorption
Q1 Net Absorption
Central DuPage
22,599,060
1,341,601
5.9%
51,904
11,880
51,904
-330,895
Central Kane
36,087,685
2,865,233
7.9%
51,015
69,712
120,727
-83,124
Chicago North
116,079,666
8,736,944
7.5%
761,146
108,060
869,206
227,627
Chicago South
157,946,564
11,035,173
7.0%
150,000
242,480
623,597
866,077
205,060
54,124,402
5,363,741
9.9%
760,359
119,610
581,189
700,799
343,506
91,703,656
7,666,427
8.4%
2,089,445
59,579
1,387,585
1,447,164
403,567
I-88 Corridor
64,090,530
4,733,526
7.4%
1,480,584
258,100
80,352
338,452
221,344
Joliet Area
60,928,634
9,314,020
15.3%
2,741,400
77,087
1,905,600
1,982,687
615,592
Lake
83,353,004
8,024,061
9.6%
202,007
397,744
599,751
-962,436
McHenry
27,433,832
2,544,116
9.3%
339,070
97,115
436,185
168,320
North Cook
42,911,907
2,417,587
5.6%
926,975
274,932
1,302,907
947,185
North DuPage
67,204,729
6,086,143
9.1%
265,000
150,938
379,635
379,635
-1,005,855
North Kane
34,208,664
4,538,412
13.3%
306,000
25,000
47,173
72,173
-419,933
Northwest Cook
48,666,730
4,247,835
8.7%
300,000
191,277
121,468
312,745
106,366
106,476,539
10,851,189
10.2%
630,545
332,428
1,107,122
1,439,550
279,821
South Cook
58,872,747
4,947,578
8.4%
297,819
90,457
388,276
-289,865
South Will
25,415,424
2,390,153
9.4%
353,683
39,382
423,065
359,315
West Cook
95,071,075
10,095,232
10.6%
887,637
75,080
962,717
600,778
1,193,174,848
107,198,971
9.0%
8,723,333
5,327,755
7,398,083
12,694,020
1,386,373
Indiana (Northwest)
42,150,958
4,204,115
10.0%
550,228
264,387
85,204
349,591
117,108
Indiana (Northwest
Non-Crane)
26,891,153
2,404,256
8.9%
550,228
264,387
264,387
31,904
Wisconsin (Southeast)
52,104,463
3,086,088
5.9%
1,816,000
126,188
76,484
202,674
147,254
I-39 Corridor
65,658,635
7,959,642
12.1%
15,000
15,000
15,000
1,353,088,904
122,448,816
9.0%
11,089,561
5,733,330
7,559,771
13,261,285
1,665,735
OHare
Totals
Totals
No warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy of this information. Data that has been analyzed and summarized here is from sources deemed reliable.
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
The North Kane Submarket comprises 34.2 million SF of industrial space,
with the majority of the Class A inventory having been developed over
the past 15 years. The area has enjoyed steady growth due to a variety
of catalysts such as:
Plentiful and diversified labor base
Low Kane County property taxes
Modern infrastructure offering 3 full interchanges along I-90, which is
the longest interstate highway in the U.S. and northern most coast-tocoast trade route.
Excellent area amenities and good housing stock.
Communities are very pro-business and pro-development.
The North Kane County submarkets initial growth was spurred
by manufacturing and production operations throughout the
60s, 70s and 80s. This submarket then began to emerge as a
leading distribution market in the 90s, growing at a steady pace
and it remains a competitive and sought after market for users and
investors.
POPULATION
State of Illinois
Kane County (6th Largest)
City of Elgin (8th Largest City)
2000
2010
% CHANGE
12,419,293
12,830,632
3.3%
404,119
515,269
27.5%
94,487
108,188
14.5%
The close proximity and easy access to OHare International Airport as well as two metro commuter rail stations connecting the area to
Chicago has enabled the North Kane submarket to be a part of Chicagos nexus of globalization with a multitude of international firms
having located here such as Seimens- Wynergy Division, NTN Bearing, Bohler Uddeholm, Federal Signal and many others.
Elgin also hosts numerous corporate headquarters for major companies such as J.B. Sanfilippo & Sons (Fisher Nuts), Box Packaging,
CTDI, Colony Display, Weber-Stephens (Weber Grill) and Elgin Sweeper.
The City of Elgin enjoys the largest industrial base in this submarket and has consistently maintained a very pro-business and prodevelopment philosophy. Municipal leaders have also re-invested heavily in infrastructure and a revitalization of the downtown area
to ensure continued growth. There is an excellent housing stock as well as community gems such as Elgin Community College which
contribute greatly to the sought-after workforce in the area.
SUPPLY OVERVIEW
SUPPLY OVERVIEW
A detailed summary of the current class A industrial inventory appears on the following pages. These options comprise the existing
supply of space from 50,000 square feet and up, that offer at least 28 ceiling clearance, modern distribution center amenities and are
located within the North Kane County Submarket.
Currently, there are ten (10) options available with the following highlights
Total Space Available:
1,553,582 SF
4.54%
It is important to note that the second largest vacancy, although newer and 30 clear, is very functionally limited as a single-load facility
that is over 400 deep. If we were to exclude this option as part of the primary competition, the vacancy rate for this segment of the
market would drop to 3.66%.
Additionally, there are three (3) users actively negotiating leases on 375,000 SF of this space. We anticipate that these transactions will
be completed within the next sixty (60) days and all require occupancy this year. This will bring the vacancy rate for this segment of the
market down below 3%! Lastly, as you will see later in this section, there is qualified demand from users in this submarket actively requiring
1.8 to 2.5 million square feet of space, which clearly demonstrates the pending supply shortage and supports the need for this new
project.
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