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Development Plan
DeKalb Business Center is a 343 acre master planned, Class A business park that offers the prospect to combine a Technology Center supported by a Renewable Energy Ready business park. This business park will center around the core assets, namely its superior resources and utilities that surround the site. The following benefits provide a premier location for a mixed use business park including retail, commercial, office, warehouse, distribution, mission critical and data center operations.
- Low Cost, Reliable & Redundant Electricity
- Fiber & Network Infrastructure Available by Multiple Network Providers
- Extensive Labor Force Available Along with Training Assistance from Local Northern Illinois University
and Kishwaukee College
- Park Design & Location Provides Insulated Protection from Natural and Manmade Disasters
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REALogistics SM Ready
Utilizing sophisticated modeling tools, best in class demographic data, and expert industry knowledge, the Jones Lang LaSalle Logistics & Supply Chain Solutions team completed a reverse location selection model. The model provides a comprehensive and detailed comparison of the DeKalb Business Center and alternative sites in the western Chicago area. The study includes the following:
- Workforce Profile
- Incentives and Tax information
- Operating Costs Analysis
- Distribution Climate Study
- Logistics Advantage Index
- Traffic Impact Study
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Mission Critical and Data Center Sites
Offering one of the best combinations of available building sites, power, connectivity, water, well-educated work force within the Chicagoland area. The DeKalb Business Center is a great location for...
- Fully improved sites
- Colocation
- Lease/Buy
- Enterprise
- Build-to-suit
- Containerized storage
- Co-venture
- Satellite farm
Park Features
- Low DeKalb County real estate taxes
- Fast-track local permitting and targeted incentives
- Abundant executive and affordable housing
- Renewable energy opportunities
- Development guidelines support mission critical use
- Close proximity to hotels, restaurants, shopping and recreational venues
- Insulated from natural and manmade disasters
- Not too far — not too close — Convenient distance from the City of Chicago
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