Oak Brook - Greater Oak Brook Partnership

Welcome to Oak Brook
We understand your company
is interested in a possible
relocation to Oak Brook.
Congratulations on a wonderful
business strategy! Oak Brook
provides the best setting
anywhere to work, live and play
What’s more, Oak Brook offers
a number of relocation and
expansion initiatives, helping
make such a relocation an even
wiser decision. We look forward to meeting you as soon as
possible to discuss these initiatives, and learn more about
your company’s relocation interests and requirements.
As you may know already, Oak Brook is the region’s leading
corporate hub — and most business friendly. Oak Brook
maintains one of the Chicago area’s lowest overall tax
rates, and is centrally located to help you leverage every
geographic advantage. Oak Brook’s proximity to major
expressways and airports facilitates employee recruitment
from multiple suburban markets.
All these factors make Oak Brook the logical headquarters
choice for McDonald’s Corporation, Ace Hardware,
Federal Signal and Blistex, to name just a few of the worldrenowned corporations headquartered here.
Additional reasons to relocate to and expand in Oak Brook
are almost too numerous to list. They start with one of
the region’s best sign ordinances, which allows companies
located here to gain from extraordinary visibility.
Moreover, our village understands that relocating and
expanding companies face challenges, so we offer a range
of potential financial incentives to help them reduce their
operational costs over the term of their new leases.
Please also keep in mind that our community works
diligently with relocating companies to ensure that permit
requests and other necessary applications are completed in
as timely, responsive and efficient a fashion as possible.
The quality of life in Oak Brook is unsurpassed by any
community in the area. Oak Brook employees and visitors
have access to the best shopping in the Chicago area,
including the world-renowned Oakbrook Center.
The schools in Oak Brook consistently are ranked
some of the highest in the state.
Employees and residents also have
ample opportunities for sports and
recreation, including one public and
two private golf courses, miles of
multi-purpose paths, and top-notch
village and park district recreation
facilities.
We believe that Oak Brook offers
the best corporate address in the
western suburbs, along with low taxes,
excellent access, superior amenities,
and incentives that make Oak Brook
the place to be.
Dr. Gopal Lalmalani
President, Village of Oak Brook
Public Private Partnership
The Greater Oak Brook Economic Development Partnership recognizes
that businesses and government must work together to sustain and
grow a robust local economy. As such, the Village of Oak Brook and the
Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce each play important roles in
strengthening commerce in Oak Brook.
The Village of Oak Brook has created a positive, business-friendly
environment in which companies can thrive. This work has included
establishing planning and zoning ordinances that help businesses as they
develop properties or move into office or retail locations. The Village also is
moving forward with a plan to modernize its infrastructure and beautify its
commercial district.
The Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce has helped build a synergy
between businesses in Oak Brook that allows them to work together toward
common economic goals. Oak Brook’s major corporations work side by
side to provide the resources, expertise and other support needed to attract
businesses to Oak Brook — and make this a place companies want to stay.
How the Partnership Works
Every company with whom we work is distinctive. No matter their services
or products, core values or size, no two businesses are exactly alike. All
companies require solutions that fit their specific relocation or expansion
needs, as they consider critical growth decisions.
Partnership staff work with site selectors and their clients to inform them
about the community’s business advantages, services, incentives and
amenities — and to introduce them and their clients to key municipal
and business leaders. Based on the corporate client’s interests and needs,
Partnership staff may also arrange for the client to meet with Village of
Oak Brook staff to discuss planning or zoning requirements.
In addition, Partnership staff may arrange for site selectors and clients to
meet with Oak Brook’s Rapid Response Team, which is comprised of the
Village President, trustees and staff, fire chief, police chief, Oak Brook
Park District staff, PACE Suburban Bus representatives, the head of the
Oak Brook hotel committee, the heads of the Oak Brook hospitality and
retail council, and Oak Brook’s corporate leaders. During these meetings,
Rapid Response Team members offer testimonials about Oak Brook’s many
business benefits. The team also learns about and works to address and
support the company’s critical needs and issues for relocation or expansion.
Partnership staff also work closely with Oak Brook’s landlords and brokers
to provide ongoing support and assistance to current tenants. For example,
staff may work with landlords, tenants and local government officials to
meet a unique zoning request. Or staff may work on behalf of a tenant for a
needed road or sign improvement.
Oak Brook Rapid Response Team. Back row (left to right): Robert Kallien, Jr., AICP, Director of Community
Development, Village of Oak Brook; Tom McEllin, Fire Chief, Village of Oak Brook; Martin Schooley, Marriott Oak Brook;
Oak Brook; Joe Endress, McDonald’s Corporation, Oak Brook; Jeff Buzzelli, Comcast, Oak Brook; John O’Halloran, ComEd,
Oak Brook; Matt Mulvihill, Reel Club, Oak Brook; Trustee Jerry Wolin, Village of Oak Brook
Front row (left to right): Suzanne Beres, Oakbrook Center, Oak Brook; Trustee Elaine Zannis, Village of Oak Brook;
Oak Brook Village Manager David Niemeyer; Krystal Glispie, Hyatt Lodge, Oak Brook; Cathy Bushman, Tiffany & Company,
Oak Brook; Laure Kosey, Oak Brook Park District
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Partnership Council
Council Chairman
John Hrudicka, Elkay Manufacturing
Since 2006, the Partnership has worked with hundreds of existing
and relocating companies to build bridges between each company’s
operational and financial goals and our community’s infrastructure
and economic supports. The companies with which we work range
from large corporations, hotels and retail stores to small and
mid-sized businesses – and all kinds of companies in between.
The Partnership provides customized assistance to meet each
company’s specific needs and core values, and to provide practical,
but innovative strategies to achieve the company’s long-term
residency here. Knowledgeable and experienced staff and volunteers
who bring with them the expertise and insights gained from their
own experience as corporate leaders, business owners and managers
provide the following services.
n Descriptions of available commercial buildings,
including office and retail space
n Tours of available sites, personally conducted by our team
and/or designated broker
n Access to financial incentives offered by local, county,
state and federal government
n Demographics and labor market information, including
information about workforce recruitment and training
n Rates for utilities and transportation services
n Information about housing and associated costs
n Introductions to local, county, state and federal
government leaders
For assistance, please contact:
Valentina Tomov
Director of Economic Development
Greater Oak Brook Economic Development
Partnership
619 Enterprise Drive, Suite 100
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
773-633-3484
[email protected]
Oak Brook Government Representatives
Village President Gopal Lalmalani
Commercial Revitalization &
Streetscape Committees Chairman
Village Trustee Don Adler
Jeff Kennedy
Village Trustee John Baar
Resident Representative
Village Trustee Michael Manzo
Bob Sanford
Village Trustee Mark Moy
Village Manager David Niemeyer
Village Trustee Jerry Wolin
Community Development Director
Robert Kallien, Jr., AICP
Village Trustee Asif Yusuf
Oak Brook Corporate Representatives
Chairman, Greater Oak Brook
Bob Knott
Chamber of Commerce
SWC Technologies
Cathy Bushman
Jeff Krusinski
Tiffany & Co.
Krusinski Construction
Brian Baer
Jeff Mann
Dominick’s Corporation
CB Richard Ellis
Norm Canfield
Michael Millhouse
Hyatt Lodge at McDonald’s
BridgePoint Technologies
Michael Donnantuono
Matt Mulvihill
Blistex
Reel Club
Joe Endress
Rick Nelson
McDonald’s Corporation
Irgens
Richard Fleming
John O’Halloran
Oakbrook Center
Commonwealth Edison
Krystal Glispie
Marc Rohde
Hyatt Lodge at McDonald’s
Legat Architects
Dan Hemmer
John Ropski
CenterPoint Properties
Printing Arts Oak Brook
Dennis Hiffman
Martin Schooley
NAI Hiffman
Marriott Oak Brook
Gregg Horan
Jeff Shay
Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse
Jones Lang LaSalle
Tim Hutchinson
Dan Wagner
Inland Real Estate Group
Inland Real Estate Group
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Village President
“The fast and efficient permitting process and coordination with the Village of
Oak Brook’s elected officials and staff allowed us to expedite our construction
schedule while retaining the highest confidence that all the work was being done
the right way, with the long-term safety of our employees a top priority...
I recommend that all CEOs seeking to locate professionals in the area
consider the Oak Brook community.”
Michael Locke, CEO
Rasmussen College
Dr. Gopal Lalmalani
President
Village Board
Village Trustees
The Village of Oak Brook, through its
board and staff, works to build prosperity
and opportunity for its corporate residents.
With the lowest taxes in the Chicagoland
region, the strongest services, amenities
and infrastructure, and superb access to
the airports and downtown Chicago, Oak
Brook is unmatched as a corporate location.
Oak Brook’s Village President Gopal
Lalmalani and village trustees believe
in nurturing a strong local business
climate and, as such, work closely with
businesses and residents to ensure that the
community’s economy continues to grow.
The president and trustees are ready to
assist commercial residents and to learn
more about how to make the community as
supportive as possible for businesses.
If you have questions about Oak Brook’s
community priorities, governance or overall
administration, please contact
Village Manager David Niemeyer at
[email protected]
or at 630-368-5020.
If you would like information about
building permits and inspections or have
other planning or zoning questions or
requests, please contact
Robert Kallien at [email protected]
or at 630-368-5104.
Don Adler
John Baar
Michael Manzo
TrusteeTrustee Trustee
Dr. Mark Moy Trustee
Gerald Wolin Trustee
Asif Yusuf Trustee
Village of Oak Brook Key Staff
For more information about the Village of
Oak Brook, go to www.oak-brook.org.
David Niemeyer Robert Kallien, Jr., AICP Village Manager
Director of Community
Development
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Business Advantages
Low Taxes
Out of 34 communities in DuPage County,
Oak Brook is ranked number one for having
the lowest commercial and residential
property tax rates. Oak Brook has NO
MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAX.
Oak Brook’s sales tax also remains among
the lowest in the Chicago region at 7.75%,
compared to, for example, 9.5% in Rosemont
and Chicago. In addition, Oak Brook’s hotel
tax is only 9%, compared to Rosemont’s
13% or Chicago’s 16.4%. Also, Oak Brook
requires no local business license, nor does
Oak Brook impose a food and beverage tax.
TAX DESCRIPTION OAK BROOK TAX RATE
Municipal property tax
0%
Food/beverage tax
0%
Retail sales tax
7.75%
Utility tax – ComEd 3 to 5% based on usage
Utility tax – NICOR
5%
Telecommunication tax
6%
Hotel/motel tax
3%
Impact feesNone
Tax Rate Comparison
ASSUMED Annual
$10,000,000 Oak Brook
Rank Municipality
Tax Rate Property Tax Advantage
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Oak Brook
2.566
Willowbrook
3.6176
Burr Ridge
3.7559
Hinsdale
3.8423
Oakbrook Terrace 4.0136
Clarendon Hills 4.3909
Downers Grove 4.4619
Elmhurst
4.5853
Westmont
4.8068
Darien
4.9828
Wood Dale
5.1055
Itasca
5.27
Roselle
5.3607
Villa Park
5.3948
Naperville
5.4186
Addison
5.4618
Bloomingdale
5.5179
Warrenville
5.6076
Wheaton
5.638
Wayne
5.7383
Glen Ellyn
5.8414
Lombard
5.8554
Lisle
5.9025
Elk Grove Village 5.9178
Winfield
6.2292
Bensenville
6.2879
Bolingbrook
6.6442
Bartlett
6.6636
Woodridge
6.7837
Hanover Park 6.9587
Carol Stream
7.0861
Aurora
7.2854
West Chicago 7.4882
Glendale Heights 7.9073
Source: DuPage County Clerk’s Office
$85,563 $120,587 $125,197 $128,077 $133,787 $146,363 $148,730 $152,843 $160,227 $166,093 $170,183 $175,667 $178,690 $179,827 $180,620 $182,060 $183,930 $186,920 $187,933 $191,277 $194,713 $195,180 $196,750 $197,260 $207,640 $209,597 $221,473 $222,120 $226,123 $231,957 $236,203 $242,847 $249,607 $263,577
$35,024
$39,634
$42,514
$48,224
$60,800
$63,167
$67,280
$74,664
$80,530
$84,620
$90,104
$93,127
$94,264
$95,057
$96,497
$98,367
$101,357
$102,370
$105,714
$109,150
$109,617
$111,187
$111,697
$122,077
$124,034
$135,910
$136,557
$140,560
$146,394
$150,640
$157,284
$164,044
$178,014
“You can talk to people at McDonald’s, Inland Real Estate Group
and any number of corporations — the reasons they’ve located
here are many: location, shopping, amenities, cost structure, ability
to get identity signage.They all come into play.This is the economic
engine that allows you to have low taxes and restaurants and a
vibrant energetic business community.”
- Dennis Hiffman, Chairman
NAI Hiffman
Workforce
Companies based in Oak Brook have
a competitive labor advantage over
companies in other communities. The
area’s exceptionally large labor pool
includes a wide range of qualified workers
from experienced service personnel to
knowledgeable technical and professional
employees. As a result, Oak Brook
employers enjoy wage savings, lower
operational costs and better access to
skilled workers than their counterparts
in Chicago and throughout the region.
Employers also benefit economically from
the large numbers of shoppers, visitors and
overnight guests that populate Oak Brook
each day.
Employers
The Oak Brook community was
designed to support local commerce so
that citizens would enjoy a strong and
stable economy — and an exceptional
quality of life. As such, elected officials
and residents continue to understand
and support area business needs and
work hard to maintain a positive
business climate for local companies
that represent a wide range of economic
sectors.
Today, Oak Brook continues to be the
most prestigious business center in the
Chicagoland region, with approximately
2,000 professional companies located
within a five-mile radius. Some of the
largest corporations in the world are
headquartered in Oak Brook.
DAILY WORKFORCE POPULATION
TOTAL
COUNT
2000
2030 projection
58,745
66,738
DAILY POPULATION
TOTAL
COUNT
Including workers, shoppers,
visitors and overnight guests
90,000
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Education
Oak Brook is proud of the educational
opportunities that exist for its resident and
corporate citizens. Five elementary school
districts and four high school districts serve
Oak Brook. Several colleges, universities and
technical schools have facilities either in or
in close proximity to Oak Brook, including
the following:
ITT Technical Institute
800 Jorie Boulevard
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
877-488-0001
Lewis University
2122 York Road
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
630-573-1740
Midwestern University
555 31st Street
Downers Grove, Illinois 60515
630-969-4400
Olivet Nazarene
2809 Butterfield Road
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
847-481-5925
Oak Brook’s largest employers include:
Ace Hardware Corporation (retail hardware, tools)
Advocate Healthcare (hospital)
Blistex Inc. (retail consumer products)
Comcast (telecommunications)
Dominick’s Corporation (retail grocery)
Elkay Manufacturing Corporation
(water cooler manufacturer)
Follett Higher Education Group (textbooks)
Hub Group (2013 – transportation)
Inland Real Estate Group (commercial real estate)
Lions Clubs International (charitable)
McDonald’s Corporation (retail food)
Millennium Trust (investments)
Newell Rubbermaid (household and office products)
Oak Brook Marriott (hotel)
Tomy Corporation (toy manufacturer)
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Business Advantages
Access and Transportation
Oak Brook is conveniently located along
the border of DuPage and Cook counties,
in the geographic center of the Chicago
metropolitan area. Located just 15 miles
from downtown Chicago, Oak Brook offers
direct access to major interstate highways
and is in close proximity to two major
international airports.
DISTANCE TO MAJOR CITIES AND MARKETS
Downtown Chicago
15 miles
Rockford
80 miles
Milwaukee
90 miles
South Bend
109 miles
Champaign-Urbana
133 miles
Madison
145 miles
Springfield
189 miles
Indianapolis
191 miles
Iowa City
205 miles
Ann Arbor
255 miles
St. Louis
286 miles
Detroit 295 miles
Cincinnati
302 miles
Des Moines
316 miles
Cleveland
360 miles
Minneapolis-St. Paul
406 miles
With nearby O’Hare International Airport,
Midway Airport, four main expressways,
ready rail service, easy local public
transportation, and quick shuttles and taxi
service, business clients and visitors have
ideal access to and from Oak Brook.
Highway
• 15 miles to downtown Chicago
• Direct access to Interstate 88 and
Interstate 294
• Minutes from Interstate 290 and
Interstate 355
• Direct access to Illinois Routes 83 and 38
Airport
• 20 minutes to either O’Hare or Midway
Airports
• O’Hare International Airport –
the 4th busiest airport in the world,
with 64 million passengers in 2009
• Midway International Airport –
17 million passengers in 2009
Rail
• 10 minutes to two Metra commuter rail
stations
• Union Pacific West Line station in Elmhurst
• Burlington-Northern Santa Fe station in
nearby Hinsdale
Bus
• Service from several Pace bus lines:
-322 Cermak
-332 York Road
-747 DuPage Connection
-877 South Suburban Oak Brook Limited
-888 Tri-State Flyer
Pedestrian and Bike
•Connected to the Salt Creek Bike Trail
•Over 20 miles of bike trails
Infrastructure and Technology
Oak Brook offers state-of-the-art technology
for relocating and expanding businesses.
The Partnership works closely with Oak
Brook-based ComEd and other utility
providers to ensure the best utility rates and
support for new companies.
Relocating companies also benefit from
the latest fiber optic technology through
another Oak Brook-based company —
Comcast. New business customers are
eligible for special relocation packages for
Internet and other technology services.
Services & Incentives
The Village of Oak Brook offers a range of
services and incentives to encourage business
relocation here. First, the community has
created planned development regulations
that provide greater flexibility when
processing new development projects. The
village has also streamlined its departments
to provide “one-stop-shop” development
review and permitting. Village staff work
diligently with companies to ensure that
permit or related requests and other
necessary applications are expedited quickly
and efficiently. One new feature is the “Early
Start Permit Process” to get businesses open
sooner.
Incentives
Companies may qualify for village financial
incentives, which include sales tax, permit
fee or other rebates and packages, depending
on the number of employees a company
has, the number of potential jobs a company
brings or creates, the square footage of space
a company leases, or the type of property a
company plans to the develop.
Sales Tax Rebate Agreement
The village may rebate a portion of the
village’s share of the sales tax of larger retail
establishments interested in relocating to
Oak Brook.
Infrastructure Financing Agreement
The village will consider entering into an
agreement to assist relocating companies
with certain infrastructure improvements
(water, roadway and signalization). The size
of the business, its number of employees, the
amount of new investment in Oak Brook,
and the size of the required infrastructure
improvements are factors in determining the
scope of the agreement.
Electricity Aggregation
The village provides an electricity
aggregation program that benefits both
residential and business customers.
Businesses may save 27 to 30% off their
current charges for electric supply.
For detailed information about Oak Brook’s available office and retail
properties, please go to www.greateroakbrookpartnership.com.
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Discounted Fitness Club Memberships
The Village of Oak Brook and the Oak
Brook Park District provide relocating and
expanding companies with significantly
discounted employee membership packages.
Through these memberships, employees
have access to the fully-equipped and
modern Oak Brook Park District, which
includes two swimming pools, fitness tracks,
aerobics classes, dance studios and weight
training rooms.
Cash Back for Group Overnight Stays
In consideration of larger relocations or
expansions to Oak Brook, the Village of Oak
Brook may provide companies cash back
per overnight stay for new group meetings
presented at Oak Brook hotels.
Welcome Packets with Gifts
Upon relocation, the Partnership will
provide the employees of each relocating or
expanding company welcome packets loaded
with a variety of gifts including hundreds of
dollars in gift cards and special promotions
that may be used at Oak Brook’s hotels,
restaurants and retail stores.
Retail Opportunities
Oak Brook offers a uniquely positive
business climate that attracts people from
all over the world. Each day over 90,000
business clients and visitors arrive in Oak
Brook, not just to work in this bustling,
professional corporate center, but to enjoy
first class shopping, luxurious dining, hotels,
and the best in golf and other recreational
activities. As a result, the thriving local
economy keeps taxes and operational costs
low for its corporate residents and makes
doing business here not only pleasurable,
but also affordable.
Oakbrook Center
Oakbrook Center is an upscale super-regional
shopping center located near the intersection
of I-88 and Illinois Route 83 in Oak Brook.
The center was originally opened in 1962
and has become the largest open-air center
in the contiguous United States with over
160 stores and restaurants. Managed and
co-owned by General Growth Properties,
Oakbrook Center is the second largest
shopping center in the Chicago metropolitan
area, encompassing over two million square
feet of space and parking for over 12,500
vehicles. Oakbrook Center has over 25
million visitors each year.
Current anchor stores include Lord &
Taylor, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom
and Sears. Other major retailers include
Apple, Crate & Barrel, Mark Shale,
Microsoft, Pottery Barn, Tesla and Pinstripes.
The center also includes more than 25
restaurants. Some of these are Antico Posto,
Cheesecake Factory, The Clubhouse, Corner
Bakery, Maggiano’s Little Italy, Mon Ami
Gabi, Reel Club, Stir Crazy and Wildfire.
A two-year $12+ million interior renovation
project is underway to enhance the overall
shopping experience.
For more information:
Richard Fleming, General Manager
General Growth Properties
Phone: 630-573-0700
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.oakbrookcenter.com
Traffic Counts – And We’re Counting!
LOCATION
22nd Street/Butterfield Road
Illinois Route 83
Oak Brook Road
I-88
I-294
Midwest Road
Roosevelt Road
VEHICLES PER DAY
44,000
72,000
22,000
150,000
160,000
15,000
60,000
Source – Illinois Department of Transportation 2009
“A thriving business
Oak Brook Promenade
Built in a European village setting and
old-world architecture, the Oak Brook
Promenade provides 185,000 square feet of
retail, restaurant and café space. The center
is pedestrian-friendly with broad walkways,
a beautiful pond with walking trail, outdoor
seating, and lush landscaping. Major retailers
include Allen Edmonds, Arhaus Furniture,
Helzberg Diamonds, Joseph A. Bank,
Select Comfort and Thomasville Furniture.
Promenade restaurants include Grotto,
Kona Grill, Labriola Bakery and Café and
McCormick & Schmick’s.
For more information:
Claire Bitautas, Leasing Agent
NAI Hiffman
Phone: 630-932-1234
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.oakbrookpromenade.com
The Shops at Oak Brook Place
An exclusive collection of retail destinations
located along Oak Brook’s 22nd Street
commercial corridor. With over 175,000
square feet of space, a number of major
retailers can be found at the Shops including
Nordstrom Rack, Old Navy, DSW Shoe
Warehouse, Cost Plus World Market, Party
City, TJ Maxx, Ulta Beauty, La-Z-Boy
Furniture, and West Elm.
For more information:
Mary Beth Manelli, Leasing Agent
Mid-America Asset Management
Phone: 630-954-7385
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.midamericagrp.com
Clearwater
Oak Brook’s newest mixed-use development
is located just east of Oakbrook Center, at
the corner of 22nd Street and York Road.
With over 250,000 square feet of space
already built, Phase I of the development
provides a mix of retail, restaurant and
office uses. Major tenants include
LA Fitness, Jason’s Deli, Protein Bar,
Ravioli Oli and Charles Schwab. Phase
II opportunities exist for approximately
150,000 square feet of additional retail/
entertainment/hotel and office uses,
including two out lots.
For more information:
The John Buck Company
Leasing Agent: MidAmerica Group
Phone: 312-993-9800
Web: www.tjbc.com
Web: www.clearwateroakbrook.com
community and top-name
retailers go hand in hand.
A good sound business climate,
a healthy economy, and a good
general business environment
help feed the retail environment
in Oak Brook.”
Richard Fleming, General Manager
Oakbrook Center
The Oaks of Oak Brook
An exciting group of shops near Oakbrook
Center, the Oaks of Oak Brook provides
everything from everyday business to
nighttime lifestyle establishments. With
over 67,000 square feet of space, shopping
choices include American Express Travel,
Athletico Golf Performance Center,
Calumet Photography, Dowling Jewelry
Designs, Duru’s Custom Clothing, Fedora
Kate Nails & Spa, Once Upon a Child,
Oakbrook Optical, Oakbrook Tobacco II,
Panera Bread, Pella Window and Door,
State Farm Insurance and Wells Fargo.
For more information:
Holly Estler, Leasing Agent
DLC Management
Phone: 630-571-6450
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.dlcmgmt.com
Oak Brook Court
Walking distance from nearby Oakbrook
Center, Oak Brook Court is home to both
retail and fine dining. With over 103,000
square feet of space, with 39,000+ square
feet presently available. Major tenants
include The Container Store, Office Max
and J. Alexander’s.
For more information:
Marget Graham, Leasing Agent
Mid-America Asset Management
Phone: 630-954-7307
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.midamericagrp.com
Costco and Macy’s Home Store
These two stand-alone stores are just
minutes west of Oakbrook Center, located
along the 22nd Street commercial corridor.
Costco Warehouse
1901 West 22nd Street
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
Macy’s Home Store
1717 West 22nd Street
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
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Amenities
Hotels
Oak Brook’s hotels offer ideal
venues for large meetings
and conventions and provide
professional accommodations
for corporate guests, including
extended stay guests.
For the highest level of service
and affordability, check out
the very best hotels in the
Chicagoland region — all here
in Oak Brook.
Hyatt Lodge and Hamburger
University at McDonald’s
Corporate Campus
• 218 newly renovated guest
rooms
• Piazza and Water’s Edge
Restaurants
• Access to McDonald’s
Corporate Campus and
47,000 square feet of meeting
space
2815 Jorie Boulevard
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
Phone: 630-568-1234
Web: www.thelodge.hyatt.com
Doubletree Hotel
• 427 guest rooms (13 suites)
• 30,000 square feet of meeting
space
• Near Oakbrook Center
1909 Spring Road
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
Phone: 630-472-6020
Web: www.chicagooakbrook.
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Marriott Oak Brook
• 339 guest rooms (11 suites)
• 19,000 square feet of meeting
space
• 1401 West Restaurant
1401 West 22nd Street
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
Phone: 630-573-8555
Web: www.marriott.com
Residence Inn
• 156 suites
• 1,000 square feet of meeting
space
• Specializing in extended stays
790 Jorie Boulevard
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
Phone: 630-571-1200
Web: www.marriott.com
Dining
Oak Brook also offers superb
dining at more than fifty local
restaurants. Just a few of these
are Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse,
Maggiano’s Little Italy, Wildfire,
the Cheesecake Factory,
McCormick & Schmick’s and
Tuscany.
FINE DINING
Antico Posto
Basai Thai
The Clubhouse
Cheesecake Factory
Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse
Grotto Italian Steakhouse
Houlihan’s
Kona Grill
J. Alexander’s
Maggiano’s Little Italy
McCormick & Schmick’s
Mon Ami Gabi
Piazza at the Hyatt Lodge
Reel Club
Seasons 52
Stir Crazy
Tuscany
Wildfire
1401 West at the Marriott
CASUAL
Auntie Anne’s
The Bistro at Macy’s
California Pizza Kitchen
Corner Bakery
Elliott’s Off Broadway Deli
Jason’s Deli
Labriola Bakery and Café
Marketplace at Macy’s
McDonald’s (two locations)
Moogie’s
Panera Bread
Ravioli Oli
Sbarro
Subway
Water’s Edge at the
Hyatt Lodge
Zodiac Restaurant in
Neiman Marcus
CAFES AND LOUNGES
Atrium Café at the Doubletree
Barnes and Noble Café
Café Nordstrom
Foxes at the Doubletree
Freshii (2012)
Godiva Chocolate
Mrs. Fields
Starbuck’s (four locations)
York Tavern
BANQUETS
Oak Brook Bath & Tennis
Club
Graue Mill
Peabody Mansion
Doubletree Hotel
Hyatt Lodge
Marriott Hotel
WE WANT YOU HERE!
619 Enterprise Drive, Suite 100
Oak Brook­, Illinois 60523
www.greateroakbrookpartnership.com
Sports and
Recreation
Oak Brook area residents,
corporate residents and visitors
can benefit from the Village’s
extensive sports and recreation
options. Situated in the heart
of Oak Brook is the village’s
300 acre Sports Core, which
includes the Oak Brook Golf
Club, as well as the Oak Brook
Bath & Tennis Club with
swimming, banquets/meetings,
soccer, tennis and polo facilities.
For the golf enthusiast, Oak
Brook has two additional
golf courses to choose from Butler National and Butterfield
Country Club. The Oak Brook
Park District provides excellent
outdoor and indoor facilities
and more than 150 acres of
parks. In addition, there are
three forest preserves located
in Oak Brook - Fullersburg
Woods (226 acres), Mayslake
(90 acres) and York Woods
(70 acres) offering bicycling,
hiking, picknicking, fishing and
horseback riding activities.
Healthcare
Oak Brook is located within
minutes of some of the best
healthcare choices in the
Chicago metropolitan region,
which include: Elmhurst
Memorial Healthcare
(Elmhurst), Adventist Hinsdale
Hospital (Hinsdale), Advocate
Good Samaritan Hospital
(Downers Grove) and Central
Du Page Hospital (Winfield).
Greater Oak Brook Economic Development Partnership
Valentina Tomov
Director of Economic Development
Greater Oak Brook Economic Development Partnership
619 Enterprise Drive, Suite 100
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
773-633-3484
[email protected]