Industrial owners and tenants continue to prioritize locations with strong transportation access, labor availability and proximity to major logistics infrastructure. Stream Realty Partners has taken on leasing responsibilities for an 11-property Chicago-area industrial portfolio totaling approximately 1.1 million square feet, expanding its role in the O’Hare submarket.
The portfolio spans Franklin Park, Des Plaines and Elk Grove Village and includes properties serving a range of industrial space requirements.
The properties include a 491,089-square-foot facility at 3400 Wolf Road in Franklin Park, a 139,425-square-foot building at 1780 Birchwood Avenue in Des Plaines and a 106,848-square-foot property at 3701 N. Centrella Street in Franklin Park.
Other assets include 695 Touhy Avenue, totaling 86,600 square feet; 2315-2317 Landmeier Road, totaling 65,400 square feet; and two properties at 2445 and 2447 E. Higgins Road, each totaling 47,652 square feet.
The portfolio also includes four Touhy Avenue properties at 2312, 2316, 2320 and 2328, each measuring approximately 24,053 square feet.
Stream Managing Director Brian Duffy, Vice President Ben Dickey and Senior Associate Joe Connor will lead leasing activities for the portfolio.
The properties benefit from access to O’Hare International Airport and the Chicago area's extensive highway network. Those transportation connections have helped establish the O’Hare area as a significant industrial and logistics market.
Available space currently includes the full 139,425-square-foot building at 1780 Birchwood Avenue and 24,053 square feet at 2312 Touhy Avenue. The availability provides options for industrial users with different facility size requirements.
Stream Realty Partners provides leasing, investment, development, construction and project management services across multiple commercial property sectors. The company said its national platform includes more than 1,550 professionals and annual transaction activity exceeding $11.5 billion.
For industrial owners and developers, leasing assignments of this scale can influence tenant positioning across established logistics markets. The O’Hare portfolio’s combination of airport access, highway connectivity and proximity to Chicago’s labor base provides important considerations for companies evaluating distribution and industrial facilities.
The assignment also reflects continued attention to existing industrial assets in established transportation corridors, where location and infrastructure remain key factors in tenant and investment decisions.
Source: Stream Realty.
