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Appendix
Appendix A
Shopping Center Marketing Sheets
Completed for the Communities of
Matteson | Olympia Fields | Park Forest | Richton Park
South Suburban Retail Investment Study A1
Appendix
Appendix A: Shopping Center Marketing Sheets
Matteson
Olympia Fields
Park Forest
Richton Park
Vollmer Rd & Cicero Ave
Matteson Center & Home Depot
Cicero Ave Corridor East
Matteson Marketplace & LA Fitness
Matteson Plaza
Sertoma Plaza
Liberty Plaza & Lincoln Square
Lincoln Mall
Matteson Town Center
Vollmer Rd & Governors Hwy
Governors Office Park
Western Ave & Lincoln Hwy
211th St Metra Station
Norwood Square Shopping Center
Downtown Park Forest
Sauk Trail & Blackhawk Dr
Orchard Park Plaza
Lakewood Plaza
Super Save Plaza
Governors Plaza
I-57 Interchange Development
A2 South Suburban Retail Investment Study
Completed for the Communities of
Matteson | Olympia Fields | Park Forest | Richton Park
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Vollmer Road & Cicero Avenue
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 66 acre parcel where you can offer community shopping that serves I-57 traffic as well as newly
developing neighborhoods.
I-57 signage offers exposure to 91,800 daily travelers and an average of 21,100 vehicles traveling
daily on Vollmer Road past this location
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia Fields
and Flossmoor
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Property west of Cicero Avenue is in a TIF District
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
10 Minutes
Matteson
Population
107,839
16,724
Household Average Income
$79,309
$76,891
39,043
8,995
$1,516,172,829
$224,347,049
$97,351,643
$14,411,800
$275,887,615
$40,624,856
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Vollmer Road & Cicero Avenue
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
66 AC
MX-D (WEST OF CICERO AVE)
C-4 (EAST OF CICERO AVE)
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
SHELL GAS STATION
3,400
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
C-4
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING
AREA/ UNITS
A
RETAIL, 1 STY
12,000 SF
B-D
RETAIL, 1 STY
35,000 SF
E
RETAIL, 1 STY
140,000 SF
F
RETAIL, 1 STY
114,000 SF
01
OUTLOT
1.6 AC
02
OUTLOT
1.6 AC
03
OUTLOT
3.5 AC
04
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
05
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
06
OUTLOT
2.5 AC
07
OUTLOT
2.2 AC
Conceptual Site Plan
VOLLMER RD
57
B
O1
C
D
O2
A
O5
CICERO AVE
O4
STOLLER ST
O3
E
O7
MATTESON AVE
O6
F
50
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Matteson Center & Home Depot
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 349,400 square foot power center cluster where you can join Home Depot, Sports Authority,
Marshalls, Panera Bread, IHOP, Cracker Barrel and Olive Garden
I-57 visibility offers exposure to 91,800 daily travelers and an average of 45,400 vehicles traveling
daily on Lincoln Highway and Cicero Avenue past this location
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia Fields and
Flossmoor
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
10 Minutes
Matteson
87,682
16,724
$75,688
$76,891
31,969
8,995
$1,182,710,434
$224,347,049
$75,959,024
$14,411,800
$215,400,591
$40,624,856
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Matteson Center & Home Depot
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
49.5 AC
MX-D
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
MATTESON CENTER
MARSHALLS
FUTURE ROSS
BORDERS (CLOSING)
SPORTS AUTHORITY
DEALS
RADIO SHACK
SPRINT
PANERA
JN MICHAEL’S RESTAURANT
LONG JOHN SILVERS/ A&W
HARRIS BANK
KNOCKOUT SPORTS BAR
IHOP
OLIVE GARDEN
CRACKER BARREL
31,156
29,604
25,604
38,655
11,866
2,500
2,500
4,600
7,900
3,500
4,500
3,838
4,067
10,500
12,700
HOME DEPOT
DISCOUNT TIRE CO.
NTB
CULVERS
1st AMERICAN BANK
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
O1
LAND USE
OUTLOT
TOTAL PARCEL AREA
0.7 AC
O2
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
O3
OUTLOT
1.4 AC
O4*
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
*Site plan depicts sample 6,000 sf
restaurant with drive thru
111,847
8,500
8,500
6,000
5,500
Conceptual Site Plan
50
CICERO AVE
O1
O2
O3
O4
30
CHURCH
CORPORATE LAKES DR
73,000 SF
COMMUNITY CENTER
57
N
POTENTIAL NEW
ROADWAY ACCESS
LINCOLN DR
207TH ST
MATTESON
CENTER
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Cicero Avenue Corridor East
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A 2-mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million
square feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 160,700 square foot neighborhood center cluster where you can join Aldi, Starbucks, Panda Express,
White Castle, and local restauranteurs
An average of 45,400 vehicles travel daily past this location.
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia Fields and
Flossmoor
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
5 Minutes
Matteson
19,444
16,724
$81,027
$76,891
11,852
8,995
$267,345,966
$224,347,049
Eating & Drinking
$17,170,940
$14,411,800
Grocery Stores
$48,369,246
$40,624,856
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Cicero Avenue Corridor East
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
17.8 ac
C-4
EXISTING TENANTS
PROPOSED INFILL
(sf)
ALDI
MR. BENNYS RESTAURANT
3 STY OFFICE BLDG
KEY
16,000
12,400
6,000
(first floor)
A
LAND USE TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
RETAIL, 1 STY
12,000 SF
B SPECIALTY RETAIL
OR DAYCARE
BUILDING
ADDITION, 1 STY
CENTURY PLAZA
CENTURY TILE
36,000
INSURE ONE
1,280
KIDDIE SCHOLARS
EARLY LEARNING CENTER
3,840
ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR
1,280
CHERISH SALON & SPA
1,280
WELL GROUP HEALTH PARTNERS 4,000
O1
O2
36,000 SF
OUTLOT 1
1.2 AC
NINO’S PIZZA
0.6 AC
DUNKIN’ DONUTS
SPACE FOR TENANT 2,000 SF
ROSE PLAZA
MULTI-TENANT BUILDING
26,300
- PANDA EXPRESS
- QUIZNOS SUB
- FANTASTIC SAMS
- UPS STORE
- HONG KONG NAILS
- 1ST CASH ADVANCE
- TOBACCO PLUS
- BEDDING EXPERTS
- JACKSON HEWITT
- STARBUCKS
- AT&T
- RUHE CHIROPRACTIC
- CASUAL MALE
Conceptual Site Plan
O2
HOMELAND RD
NEW PEDESTRIAN
ACCESS
NEW ROADWAY
ACCESS
B
CENTURY PLAZA
ROSE PLAZA
NEW ROADWAY
ACCESS
A
OFFICE
RESTAURANT
LINCOLN HWY
207TH ST
SPACE FOR TENANT
2,000 SQ FT
O1
CICERO AVE
50
MATTESON
CENTER
N
30
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Matteson Marketplace & LA Fitness
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 381,500 square foot power center cluster where you can join LA Fitness, Burlington Coat Factory,
and Mc Donalds
An average of 34,200 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
TIF and Business District incentives
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
10 Minutes
Matteson
88,481
16,724
$73,398
$76,891
31,728
8,995
$1,176,630,992
$224,347,049
$75,588,149
$14,411,800
$214,958,829
$40,624,856
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Matteson Marketplace & LA Fitness
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
42.0 AC
C-3
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
LA FITNESS
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
MATTESON MARKETPLACE
KENNY’S RIBS & CHICKEN/
ISLAND CHICKEN/ DUSTIES
BUFFET
10,722
PEACHTREE PANCAKE
HOUSE
5,000
MOCHA CITY BEAUTY BAR 4,950
SALLY BEAUTY
2,700
VACANT
2,700
VACANT
3,400
OMBUDSMAN EDUCATION 2,000
VACANT
2,000
VICTORY BEAUTY
2,800
OMBUDSMAN
1,600
VACANT
1,200
LOVELY NAILS
1,600
BARBER SHOP
1,200
CLEANERS
1,600
SELL IT AGAIN SAM
4,400
ADVANCED AUTO
18,377
VACANT
24,860
JENNY BEAUTY SUPPLY 12,600
VACANT
10,087
VACANT
9,713
BURLINGTON COAT
78,190
VACANT - AJ WRIGHT 26,930
VACANT - CUB FOODS 66,557
55,500
LAND USE
RETAIL, 1 STY
TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
120,000 SF
B-D, F-H RETAIL/
RESTAURANT, 1 STY
274,000 SF
E BURLINGTON IN
RENOVATED BLDG
35,000 SF
A
O1
OUTLOT
1.00 AC
O2
OUTLOT
0.70 AC
O3
OUTLOT
1.25 AC
Conceptual Site Plan
MATTESON
MARKETPLACE
A
B
C
E
F
H
G
KOSTNER AVE
D
O1
O2
LINCOLN HWY
GOVERNORS HWY
O3
30
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Matteson Plaza
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 245,500 square foot neighborhood center where you can join Dominicks, Taco Bell, and Super Cuts
An average of 34,200 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia Fields and
Flossmoor
Near major employers such as St. James Hospital
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
TIF and Business District incentives
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
10 Minutes
Matteson
88,481
16,724
$73,398
$76,891
31,728
8,995
Total Retail Expenditure (annual) $1,176,630,992
$224,347,049
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Eating & Drinking (annual)
Grocery Stores (annual)
$75,588,149
$14,411,800
$214,958,829
$40,624,856
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Matteson Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
33.0 ac
R-2
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
GAS STATION
SUPERCUTS
GUARANTY BANK
VERIZON
TACO BELL
DOMINICKS
CITI TRENDS
FURNITURE DEPOT
JENNY CRAIG
DOTS
GAME STOP
VACANT
CATHERINES PLUS SIZES
NAILS
FORMER F.I.M.
FORMER VALUE CITY
VACANT
8,500
2,000
2,800
2,800
6,300
77,995
17,900
18,800
2,250
4,000
2,000
4,300
3,900
750
50,450
86,477
32,000
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
A
VACANT (VALUE CITY)
86,477 SF
B
VACANT BLDG
50,450 SF
01
OUTLOT
0.75 AC
Conceptual Site Plan
30
LINCOLN HWY
O1
GOVERNORS HWY
TOWN CENTER RD
SITE/SIGN/FACADE
ENHANCEMENTS
B
NEW ROADWAY
ACCESS
A
ST. LAWRENCE AVE
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
The Sertoma Plaza
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 38,100 square foot power center cluster offering both build to suit sites and recently
renovated space
An average of 34,200 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia
Fields and Flossmoor
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
10 Minutes
Matteson
89,046
16,724
$72,626
$76,891
31,517
8,995
$1,173,345,238
$224,347,049
$75,363,161
$14,411,800
$214,246,745
$40,624,856
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - The Sertoma Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
3.4 ac
C-4
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
REDWOOD COUNSELING CENTER
SERTOMA
GOOD AS NEW THRIFT STORE
MATTESON CHIROPRACTIC
MATTESON HOTEL
TAILOR
2,000
3,600
7,500
7,500
9,500
750
Conceptual Site Plan
CHARTER ONE
BANK
OFFICE
30
KILDARE AVE
KOSTNER AVE
LINCOLN HWY
REGIONAL TRAIL
ACCESS
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Liberty Plaza & Lincoln Square
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 100,000 square foot gateway property that flanks the entrance to Lincoln Mall where you can join
Pepe’s, Jimmy Johns, Fed EX Office, and Christian Family Bookstore
An average of 37,700 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Matteson, Olympia Fields and
Flossmoor
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
15 Minutes
Matteson
Population
266,238
16,724
Household Average Income
$73,908
$76,891
Total Employees
104,534
8,995
$3,489,206,781
$224,347,049
Eating & Drinking
$223,954,513
$14,411,800
Grocery Stores
$637,279,279
$40,624,856
Total Retail Expenditure
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Liberty Plaza & Lincoln Square
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
9.7 AC
MX-D
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
LINCOLN SQUARE
PEPE’S RESTAURANT
THANKS A BUNCH FLORIST
DRESS TO IMPRESS
CRYSTAL SPA
TEXTURES HAIR CARE
KOS BARBER SHOP
PHILLY TOWN
DRESS TO IMPRESS
KISS BEAUTY
WESTERN UNION
VACANT - RESTAURANT
4,080
1,700
2,000
1,980
1,030
2,400
1,100
5,000
8,000
1,400
1,066
LIBERTY PLAZA
FED EX OFFICE
AMERICAN GENERAL LOANS
HANGAR PROSTHETICS/ORTHOTICS
HAROLD’S CHICKEN
BACK TO BED
JIMMY JOHNS
AMERICA’S BEST CONTACTS
US CELLULAR
DISCOUNT RUGS & FURNITURE
MENA’S HAIR DESIGN
ATI PHYSICAL THERAPY
DAVITA DIALYSIS
FAMILY CHRISTIAN STORES
5,036
2,023
2,530
1,400
3,014
1,463
2,991
2,970
9,600
3,740
4,796
9,284
4,500
PROPOSED INFILL
INFILL RETAIL VACANCIES LISTED ABOVE
Conceptual Site Plan
AUTO
DEALERSHIP
LINCOLN HWY
30
LINCOLN MALL DR
LINDENWOOD DR
CROSS
ACCESS
LIBERTY
PLAZA
CROSS
ACCESS
LINCOLN
SQUARE
SITE & FACADE
ENHANCEMENTS
CROSS
ACCESS
LINCOLN
MALL
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Lincoln Mall
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
Lincoln Mall is a 709,200 square foot regional shopping destination where you can join Sears, Carson
Pirie Scott, Old Navy, and newly constructed Target, JC Penney stores
An average of 37,700 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
Within a TIF District
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
15 Minutes
Matteson
Population
266,238
16,724
Household Average Income
$73,908
$76,891
Total Employees
104,534
8,995
$3,489,206,781
$224,347,049
Eating & Drinking
$223,954,513
$14,411,800
Grocery Stores
$637,279,279
$40,624,856
Total Retail Expenditure
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Lincoln Mall
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
128.2 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
CHASE BANK
CHILI’S
A. FUSION RESTAURANT
SEARS AUTO CARE CENTER
PIZZA HUT
VACANT
BEST BUY
BALLY TOTAL FITNESS
5th/ 3rd BANK
TARGET
JC PENNEY
CARSON PIRIE SCOTT
OLD NAVY
SEARS
5,000
5,000
11,000
13,200
6,000
6,100
28,200
19,000
7,600
107,400
106,700
88,900
54,100
88,500
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
A
LAND USE
RETAIL ANCHOR,
2 STY
TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
85,000 SF
340 CARS (4/1000)
B-I PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED
RETAIL, 1 STY
120,000 SF
480 CARS (4/1000)
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
OUTLOT
1.1 AC
OUTLOT
1.4 AC
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
OUTLOT
6.5 AC
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
VACANT BUILDING 6,000 SF
O1
O2
O3
O4
O5
O6
O7
O8
O9
Conceptual Site Plan
OFFICE
6 STY
LIBERTY PLAZA
LINCOLN
SQUARE
MEDICAL
CENTER
A. FUSION
O3
O4
O5
Lincoln Mall Drive
O6
F
CICERO AVE
GATEWAY
ENTRANCE
G
ENHANCED
MALL ENTRIES
MX-D
O9
E
I
O2
PRESERVATION PATH
50
KOSTNER AVE
30
LINCOLN HWY
H
D
C
A
B
O1
O7
O8
N
OLD PLANK ROAD TRAIL
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
MATTESON
Matteson Town Center
Matteson at a Glance
Aggressive public/private partnership
Over 300 businesses
80% owner-occupied homes
A diverse, vibrant and well-educated demographic
supporting high-end shops and restaurants
A mile long commercial corridor with 2.2 million square
feet along US Rt. 30
Features
A 274,900 square foot power center cluster where you can join Office Max, Petsmart, Toys R Us,
Famous Footwear, Lane Bryant, Fuddruckers and Applebees
I-57 visibility offers exposure to 91,800 daily travelers and an average of 37,700 vehicles traveling
daily on Lincoln Highway past this location
Business District incentives
Village offers pre-application meetings to assist new businesses and property owners
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
Design and Development Guidelines to ensure
developments and redevelopments enhance the quality
of life, property values and character of the community
through good site planning, landscaping and architectural design
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Planned Unit Development (PUD) Review Process to
provide the flexibility in design needed to encourage
economically viable and aesthetically pleasing
developments and redevelopments
10 Minutes
Matteson
87,682
16,724
$75,688
$76,891
31,969
8,995
$1,182,710,434
$224,347,049
$75,959,024
$14,411,800
$215,400,591
$40,624,856
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Village of Matteson
LaVern Murphy
Deputy Economic Development Director
708.283.4779
[email protected]
Matteson - Matteson Town Center
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
ZONING
30.2 ac
MX-D
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
VACANT
VACANT
GAME STOP
LABOR READY
CHECK N GO
SHARKS FISH
SUBWAY
1,053
870
1,136
1,858
1,446
2,202
2,179
PET SMART
LIBERTY TAX
NAILS
OFFICE MAX
WONDER/ HOSTESS OUTLET
BEAUTY & WIG
LANE BRYANT
VACANT
PAYLESS SHOE SOURCE
CITI FINANCIAL
VACANT
VACANT
FAMOUS FOOTWEAR
FACTORY CARD OUTLET
DOLLAR TREE
VACANT
HIBACHI GRILL
CHUCK E CHEESE
TOYS R US
27,579
1,206
1,200
29,860
5,752
4,505
8,000
2,049
3,019
3,342
20,103
5,350
7,217
9,551
7,970
5,629
10,412
16,659
43,000
APPLEBEES
FUTURE CROSS ROADS PLAZA
FUDDRUCKERS
5,999
8,000
8,000
PROPOSED INFILL
TOTAL BLDG/
PARCEL AREA
KEY
LAND USE
A,B,C
RESTAURANT, 1 STY
O1
OUTLOT
1.5 AC
O2
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
EACH 5,000 SF
Conceptual Site Plan
MATTESON
CENTER
30
LINCOLN HWY
FUTURE
CROSS ROADS
PLAZA
O2
CICERO AVE
C
B
A
O1
50
MATTESON TOWN CENTER
Town Center Road
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - LaVern Murphy, Deputy Director of Economic Development, 708.283.4779, [email protected]
DESTINATION
OLYMPIA FIELDS
Vollmer Road & Governors Highway
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
Features
A 112,000 square foot retail cluster that where you can join Bizio’s Fresh Market, Charter Fitness,
Tuesday Morning and Walgreens
An average of over 21,100 vehicles traveling on Vollmer Road past these centers every day
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Olympia Fields and Flossmoor
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
Village of Olympia Fields
3-Miles
Olympia Fields
80,013
4,979
$79,536
$101,514
32,107
3,382
$1,105,304,482
$89,399,710
$71,022,741
$5,783,075
$196,587,167
$15,831,873
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
David Mekarski
Village Administrator
708.503.8000 ext. 3417
[email protected]
Olympia Fields - Vollmer Road & Governors Highway
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
TOTAL SITE AREA
EXISTING TENANTS
20.8 ac
(sf)
BUTTERFIELD PLAZA
DUNKIN DONUTS/ 31 FLAVORS
SHARKS FISH & CHICKEN
CLEANERS
DENTIST
BAIRD & WARNER REAL ESTATE
GREAT CLIPS
MIRACLE EAR
H&R BLOCK
OPEN MRI OF OLYMPIA FIELDS
VACANT
VACANT
OLYMPIA SQUARE
CHARTER FITNESS
11,189
BIZIOS FRESH MARKET
15,812
VACANT
4,688
JAMES AND SONS
1,656
NATURALE HAIR SALON & DAY SPA 2,960
CHIRO ONE - PHYSICAL THERAPY
2,896
CHURKEY’S EXPRESS HEALTHY FOODS 1,452
VACANT
1,212
VACANT
1,212
TUESDAY MORNING
4,000
HORIZON HOSPICE &
4,053
PALLIATIVE CARE CENTER
METROPOLITAN EYECARE CENTER 1,718
CHASE BANK
WALGREENS
2,123
1,375
1,400
1,295
4,795
1,103
1,200
1,200
2,134
1,400
1,500
15,000
4,800
KEY DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
SITE SITE AREA CURRENT USE
1.23 acres VACANT LOT
A
*PIN: 31-14-201-032-0000
OWNER
LOCATION FINDERS INTERNATIONAL (LFI)
4.60 acres VACANT LOT
B
*PIN: 31-13-100-009-0000
INTERCONTINENTAL
1.36 acres VACANT 9,200 sf BUILDING
C
*PIN: 31-14-201-034-0000
LOCATION FINDERS INTERNATIONAL (LFI)
Conceptual Site Plan
FLOSSMOOR COMMONS
RETAIL/MEDICAL CENTER
VOLLMER ROAD
A
BUTTERFIELD PLAZA
B
OLYMPIA SQUARE
C
Cardinal
Fitness
KEDZIE AVENUE
GOV
ERN
ORS
HIG
HWA
Y
GOVERNOR’S
OFFICE PARK
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - David Mekarski, Village Administrator, 708.503.8000 ext. 3417, [email protected]
DESTINATION
OLYMPIA FIELDS
Governors Office Park
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Pad sites in the governor’s Office Park that are suitable for restaurant and destination retail
development
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
An average of over 21,100 vehicles traveling on Vollmer Road past these centers every day
Access to upscale customers living in the high income communities of Olympia Fields and Flossmoor
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Olympia Fields
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
3-Miles
Olympia Fields
80,013
4,979
$79,536
$101,514
32,107
3,382
$1,105,304,482
$89,399,710
$71,022,741
$5,783,075
$196,587,167
$15,831,873
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
David Mekarski
Village Administrator
708.503.8000 ext. 3417
[email protected]
Olympia Fields - Governors Office Park
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
25.4 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
OFFICE BUILDING
OFFICE BUILDING
CHARTER ONE BANK
OFFICE BUILDING
VACANT - RESTAURANT
(sf)
12,000
11,800
7,700
9,500
3,400
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
LAND USE
BUILDING AREA
SITE AREA
RESTAURANT/
BANK, 1 STY
4.000 SF
1.4 AC
B
OFFICE, 3 STY
27,000 SF
1.8 AC
C
OFFICE, 3 STY
27,000 SF
3.0 AC
D
RESTAURANT,
1 STY
10,000 SF
2.3 AC
A
Conceptual Site Plan
VOLLMER RD
A
C
B
s
or
Dr
OLYMPIA
SQUARE
Park Dr
Dr
Park
D
GOV
ERN
ORS
HW
Y
rn
ve
Go
St. James Hospital located
southwest of the office park
(not shown on map)
RICH CENTRAL HS.
OLYMPIA FIELDS
VILLAGE HALL
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - David Mekarski, Village Administrator, 708.503.8000 ext. 3417, [email protected]
N
DESTINATION
OLYMPIA FIELDS
Western Avenue & Lincoln Highway
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
A 350,800 square foot neighborhood center where you can join Subway, McDonald’s, and Dunkin
Donuts
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
An average of almost 60,000 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway and Western Avenue past
this location
A recently enacted Tax Increment Financing district supports redevelopment
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Olympia Fields
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Grocery Stores
3-Miles
10 Minutes
85,896
92,261
$65,343
$67,838
33,069
37,646
$1,045,307,497
$1,146,966,018
$67,148,142
$73,685,217
$187,627,508
$205,420,602
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
David Mekarski
Village Administrator
708.503.8000 ext. 3417
[email protected]
Olympia Fields - Western Avenue & Lincoln Highway
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
40 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
NORTH OF ROUTE 30
OLYMPIA CORNERS
DENTIST
CAPTAIN HOOKS FISH & CHICKEN
GAME STOP
US CELLULAR
CLEANERS
BASKIN ROBBINS/ DUNKIN DONUTS
1,400
1,400
1,400
1,400
1,400
1,400
VACANT (FORMER JEWEL - SITE H) 65,019
SIMPLY FASHION
4,850
NIKKI & CO HAIR SALON
1,410
BOOST MOBILE
1,208
SUBWAY
1,410
VACANT
3,200
VACANT
5,760
VACANT
3,001
VACANT
3,169
CHIRO ONE WELLNESS
1,632
VACANT
4,702
LA NAILS
1,209
VACANT
1,600
CHASE
4,000
VACANT
900
UNIVERSITY FOR KIDS LEARNING AC. 10,000
BANK FINANCIAL
YALE AUTO LOAN
DRIVE UP ATM
McDONALDS
5th/3rd BANK
6,900
2,000
500
6,500
6,500
OFFICE
FAMILY DOLLAR
SHELL GAS STATION
CURRIE MOTORS
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
LAND USE
A
B
C
D
E
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
KEY
LAND USE
F
ANCHOR TENANT
G
RETAIL
25,800 SF
H
FORMER JEWEL
65,019 SF
* APPROXIMATE
Conceptual Site Plan
WESTERN AVE
E
F
BROOKWOOD DR
G
D
A
B
C
White
Castle
LINCOLN HWY
30
OLYMPIA CORNERS
H
OPTION 2
15,700
12,000
5,000
30,000
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - David Mekarski, Village Administrator, 708.503.8000 ext. 3417, [email protected]
TOTAL SITE AREA
1.10 AC
1.05 AC
0.79 AC
1.11 AC
1.16 AC
TOTAL BLDG AREA
*190,000 SF
DESTINATION
OLYMPIA FIELDS
211th Street Metra Station
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Pad development sites where you can join a newly constructed CVS in serving both residents and the
over 1200 commuters using the adjacent 211th street Metra station.
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
An average of 34,200 vehicles traveling daily on Lincoln Highway past this location.
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Olympia Fields
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
3-Miles
10 Minutes
73,646
88,481
$69,429
$73,398
24,790
31,728
$950,619,075
$1,176,630,992
$61,064,225
$75,588,149
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
David Mekarski
Village Administrator
708.503.8000 ext. 3417
[email protected]
Olympia Fields - 211th Street Metra Station
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
14.4 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
CVS
12,000
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING AREA
A
BANK, 1 STY
5,000 SF
B
RETAIL/RESTAURANT
6,000 SF
C
RETAIL/RESTAURANT
5,600 SF
D
RETAIL
13,600 SF
E
CONDO
40-50 UNITS
F
CONDO
35-45 UNITS
G
RETAIL
22,000 SF
Conceptual Site Plan
PLANNED MIXED USE
RETAIL/ PARKING STRUCTURE
F
B
D
G
THE RESERVES
(32 NEW DUPLEX HOMES)
LINCOLN HWY
PLANNED MIXED USE
RETAIL/ PARKING STRUCTURE
MAIN ST
30
/ I.C.
C
C.N.
A
OLYM
PIA
N WA
Y
RAIL
ROAD
E
MATTESON FIRE DEPT.
N
+ INFORMATION Please Contact - David Mekarski, Village Administrator, 708.503.8000 ext. 3417, [email protected]
DESTINATION
PARK FOREST
211th Street Metra Station
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
Capture the attention and spending power of 37,500 ADT on Hwy 30
Capitalize on nearly 1,200 daily commuters who come and go from the Park Forest 211th
Street Metra Station
The Village of Park Forest will consider a phased project proposal
The Cook County Class 8 Property Tax Incentive, which effectively reduces the property tax by
55%, is available for commercial development
Contact
Village of Park Forest
Demographics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Hildy L. Kingma, AICP
5-Minutes
10-Minutes
15-Minutes
19,210
95,022
202,475
$74,447
$69,885
$71,239
11,253
35,700
73,298
$252,122,952 $1,205,435,562
$2,615,653,374
$16,203,038
$77,423,736
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
$167,918,662
Director of Economic
Development & Planning
708.283.5622
[email protected]
www.villageofparkforest.com
Park Forest - 211th Street Metra Station
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
10.9 ac
EXISTING USES
VACANT BUILDING 1
17,400 SF
VACANT BUILDING 2
49,700 SF
COMMUTER PARKING
458 SPACES
PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT
KEY
LAND USE
1
RETAIL
2
APARTMENTS
TOTAL BUILDING AREA
38,000 SF
140 UNITS
Conceptual Site Plan
30
INDIANA STREET
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
PARK FOREST/
211TH STREET
METRA STATION
HOMAN AVENUE
+ INFORMATION
Please Contact -Hildy L. Kingma, AICP, Director of Economic Development & Planning, 708.283.5622, [email protected]
DESTINATION
PARK FOREST
Norwood Square Shopping Center
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
22,600 average daily traffic at this location
Tax increment financing (TIF) district established in 2005, and Cook County Class 8 property tax
incentive potentially available. N.F.R. letter received
Village is supportive of redevelopment that includes retail, office, and/or light manufacturing uses
Nearby commercial includes White Castle, Walgreens, Big Apple Restaurant, Life Time Muffler and
Brakes, and UHaul Storage
Contact
Village of Park Forest
Demographics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure*
Eating & Drinking*
Hildy L. Kingma, AICP
3-Miles
10-Minutes
81,289
82,367
$59,129
$59,247
29,292
29,930
$928,579,245
$937,921,362
$59,574,367
$60,172,267
Demographic data © 2010 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
* Estimated data from 2011 data source.
Director of Economic
Development & Planning
708.283.5622
[email protected]
www.villageofparkforest.com
Park Forest - Norwood Square Shopping Center
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
15.6 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
NORWOOD SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
VACANT
OUTLOTS
STATE FARM INSURANCE
STOP N SHOP II
LIFETIME MUFFLERS & BRAKES
144,200
3,100
3,000
3,000
OPTION A: PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT
KEY
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING AREA
A, B, E, F
RESTAURANTS/RETAIL
30,000 SF
C
RETAIL/MEDICAL/FLEX
40,000 SF
G
RETAIL/MEDICAL/FLEX
22, 000 SF
D, H
RETAIL
22,000 SF
OPTION B: ORIGINAL SITE
Conceptual Site Plan
FUNERAL
HOME
STORAGE
BUILDING
NORWOOD BLVD
D
E
C
RAILROAD
B
A
PEDESTRIAN
EXTENSION
NORWOOD BLVD
PARK
RAILROAD
PE
EX DE
TE STR
NS IA
IO N
N
F
G
AUTO
SHOP
H
AUTO
SHOP
WESTERN AVE
OPTION A
+ INFORMATION
WESTERN AVE
N
OPTION B
Please Contact -Hildy L. Kingma, AICP, Director of Economic Development & Planning, 708.283.5622, [email protected]
N
DESTINATION
PARK FOREST
Down Town Park Forest
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Down Town Park Forest is an established entertainment district with two live performance theaters,
a five-screen cinema, an outdoor amphitheater, Village Green, the public library, an outdoor public
swimming pool comples, two art galleries, and additional arts-related schools
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
Annual calendar of events drawing over 200,000 shoppers year-round
Nearly 100 businesses and over 2,000 employees within three blocks
Full-time, on-site professional property management team
Contact
Village of Park Forest
Demographics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure*
Eating & Drinking*
Hildy L. Kingma, AICP
3-Miles
10-Minutes
79,016
78,715
$58,117
$58,243
25,488
25,132
$894,200,841
$892,931,053
$57,341,061
$57,259,929
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
* Estimated data from 2011 data source.
Director of Economic
Development & Planning
708.283.5622
[email protected]
www.villageofparkforest.com
Park Forest - Down Town Park Forest
-Regional
Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
21.6 ac
EXISTING 1ST FLOOR TENANTS
BUILDING #1
ORGANIC GROCERY STORE
VACANT
TOWER CLEANERS
VACANT
RICH TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER
SALON ARTISTS GALLERY
BUSINESS INCUBATOR
DR. DENNIS WOLNY, PODIATRIST
OASIS SALON HAIR STUDIO
HAIR STUDIO 7
(sf)
3,300
1,469
1,060
3,000
6,861
2,434
850
670
470
300
BUILDING #2
VACANT
OFFICE
OFFICE
BUMPER TO BUMPER
HOLIDAY STAR THEATER
FINANCIAL SERVICES OFFICE
VACANT
M&S SWAG
REMEDY HAIR SALON
VACANT
LAST MINUTE COPY SHOP
VACANT
2,850
1,100
1,100
2,500
13,300
500
8,000
1,500
1,450
800
2,500
BUILDING #4
VILLAGE HALL
NURSES PLUS / HEALTH DEPT
18,528
BUILDING #5
TALL GRASS ART SCHOOL
2,000
ILLINOIS PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 2,600
PARK FOREST FAMILY PRACTICE
1,926
ILLINOIS THEATRE CENTER
10,500
VACANT
TALL GRASS ART GALLERY
VACANT
3,700
800
BUILDING #6/A
ONE MORE THING RESALE SHOP
5,997
DINING ON THE GREEN BANQUET HALL 5,860
RECREATION & PARKS
2,290
BUILDING #6/B
GENTLEMEN’S PLACE BARBER SHOP
VACANT
NOEMI’S BRIDAL AND TAILORING
MUZICNET SCHOOL
VACANT
SOUTHLAND CATERER
VACANT
VACANT
VACANT
800
1,200
1,200
3,216
1,300
4,576
8,281
800
800
BUILDING #7
PARK FOREST CHIROPRACTIC
1,800
VACANT
1,500
FIELDCREST SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS
2,900
STATE FARM INSURANCE
900
DR. NANCY LEE, PODIATRIST
880
QUALITY CLASSIC FITNESS CENTER
3,822
VACANT
1,942
VACANT
840
VACANT
1,100
VACANT
575
VACANT
1,381
BUSINESS CONFERENCE ROOM
385
Conceptual Site Plan
CUNNINGH
AM DR
#1
FOREST
#7
RD
HAR
ORC
ST
MAIN
SENIOR
HOUSING
WESTERN AVE
4-STORY MIXED USE BUILDING
(2 IDENTICAL BUILDINGS):
- 5,000 SF COMMERCIAL (GROUND FLOOR)
- 36 CONDO UNITS (3 UPPER FLOORS)
VD
OOD BL
LAKEW
D DR
#6/B
#6/A
FUTURE OPEN
SPACE
#5
#4
ORCHARD
PARK PLAZA
FUTURE
RESIDENTIAL
D
BLV
OOD
W
IAN
IND
+ INFORMATION
Please Contact -Hildy L. Kingma, AICP, Director of Economic Development & Planning, 708.283.5622, [email protected]
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DESTINATION
PARK FOREST
Sauk Trail & Blackhawk Drive
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
A 49,700 square foot convenience cluster where you can join 7-Eleven, Subway, Taco Bell and Family
Video to serve the convenience needs of nearby neighborhoods and commuters
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
New construction eligible for Cook County Class 8 property tax incentive
Convenience businesses serve commuters using the Richton Park Metra Station, students and faculty
at Rich East High School, and patrons of the Park Forest Tennis and Health Club
Sauk Trail is an alternate east/west corridor and commercial connector with the State of Indiana,
bringing commuters to the most used rail station on the Metra Electric Line
Contact
21,800 average daily traffic at this location
Village of Park Forest
Demographics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Hildy L. Kingma, AICP
3-Miles
10-Minutes
63,836
67,087
$62,886
$64,270
22,729
24,400
$778,613,886
$845,780,625
$49,983,545
$54,302,056
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
Director of Economic
Development & Planning
708.283.5622
[email protected]
www.villageofparkforest.com
Park Forest - Sauk Trail & Blackhawk Drive
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
5.8 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
CENTRAL COURT PLAZA
VACANT
SUBWAY
PENDING SNACK SHOP
PENDING BANQUET HALL
BARBER/ SALON
840
850
1,155
3,900
1,100
FAMILY VIDEO
VACANT
7,530
23,565
7-11
3,000
SPEEDWAY
2,600
TACO BELL
2,000
MARATHON GAS STATION/
CONVENIENCE STORE
1,900
PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT
KEY
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING AREA
A
FAMILY VIDEO
B
RETAIL & RENOVATED BUILDING 23,536
7,530
Conceptual Site Plan
LOCATION MAP
SUBJECT
SITE
BLACKHAWK DRIVE
CENTRAL PARK DRIVE
SAUK TRAIL
SAU
KT
RA
IL
A
B
CENTRAL COURT
PLAZA
N
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RICH EAST
HIGH SCHOOL
DESTINATION
PARK FOREST
Orchard Park Plaza
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Orchard Park Plaza is located in DownTown Park Forest, which is an established entertainment district
with two live performance theaters, a five-screen cinema, an outdoor amphitheater, Village Green,
the public library, an outdoor public swimming pool complex, two art galleries, and additional
arts-related schools
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
Annual calendar of events drawing over 200,000 shoppers year-round
Nearly 100 businesses and over 2,000 employees within three blocks
Contact
Village of Park Forest
Demographics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure*
Eating & Drinking*
Hildy L. Kingma, AICP
3-Miles
10-Minutes
79,016
78,715
$58,117
$58,243
25,488
25,132
$894,200,841
$892,931,053
$57,341,061
$57,259,929
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
* Estimated data from 2011 data source.
Director of Economic
Development & Planning
708.283.5622
[email protected]
www.villageofparkforest.com
Park Forest - Orchard Park Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
16.3 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
ORCHARD PARK PLAZA
-THE CHILDREN’S HOUSE DAY CARE
-CURRENCY EXCHANGE
-NAIL SALON
-FAMILY DOLLAR
-CRICKET
-CHATHAM BEAUTY SUPPLY
-VACANT GROCERY STORE
-VACANT
12,000
850
1,000
7,400
1,500
4,000
27,800
28,600
DUNAGAINS IRISH PUB
PARK FOREST AUTO SERVICE
VACANT
HAND CAR WASH & DETAILING
2,700
5,320
2,800
2,200
AT&T SERVICE OFFICE
13,200
PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT
Conceptual Site Plan
KEY
LAND USE
A
TOWNHOME
REDEVELOPMENT
TOTAL LOTS
13 TOWNHOME LOTS/
26 DWELLINGS
LAKEW
OOD B
LVD
AT&T
SUBSTATION
RD DR
ORCHA
AUTO
SERVICES
DOWNTOWN
PARK FOREST
N ST
MAI
TATTLERS
RESTAURANT
SITE & FACADE
ENHANCEMENTS
A
D
OOD BLV
INDIANW
POST
OFFICE
N
+ INFORMATION
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DESTINATION
RICHTON PARK
Lakewood Plaza
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
A 131,550 square foot retail cluster that where you can join Walgreens in serving I-57 traffic as well as
nearby neighborhoods
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
I-57 signage offers exposure to 63,900 daily travelers and an average of 28,500 vehicles traveling
daily on Sauk Trail past this location
Access to upscale customers living in family oriented Richton Park
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses and Village incentives
including an existing TIF for Lakewoood Plaza.
Village of Richton Park
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
Contact
3-Miles
10-Minutes
47,198
77,581
$69,657
$72,243
18,539
29,335
$611,079,918
$1,051,452,541
$39,250,006
$67,563,138
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
T. Abraham Lentner
Economic Development Officer
708.753.8820
[email protected]
Richton Park - Lakewood Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
16.0 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
LAKEWOOD PLAZA
VACANT
KAY KAY SHOES
CLEANERS
VACANT
THE CUTTIN’ EDGE
ARDMORE ASSOCIATES
UNCLE JOHN’S
BBQ RIBS
RED DRAGON
MARTIAL ARTS
VACANT (RAQUETBALL)
LAKEWOOD BOWL/
SPARE TIME BARBER SHOP/
ALLEY OOP LOUNGE
3,000
3,000
2,500
2,500
2,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
12,000
31,350
PROPOSED USES
KEY
LAND USE
A-B
O1
O2
O3
O4
O5
RETAIL
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
OUTLOT
TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
70,200 SF
1.4 AC
1.0 AC
1.1 AC
1.0 AC
0.6 AC
Conceptual Site Plan
RICH SOUTH
HIGH SCHOOL
O5
LAKEWOOD
BOWL
LAKEWOOD
PLAZA
O4
A
O3
O2
O1
Arquilla Drive
Thomas Drive
Sauk Trail
B
N
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DESTINATION
RICHTON PARK
Richton Park Plaza
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
A 70,600 square foot retail cluster where you can join Super Save Grocery and Popeyes in serving the
convenience needs of nearby neighborhoods
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
An average of 30,900 vehicles travel daily on Sauk Trail past this location
Access to upscale customers living in family oriented Richton Park
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Richton Park
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
3-Miles
10-Minutes
56,730
75,509
$65,361
$68,017
21,630
28,000
$718,905,107
$993,293,078
$46,166,636
$63,804,850
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
T. Abraham Lentner
Economic Development Officer
708.753.8820
[email protected]
Richton Park - Richton Park Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
7.6 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
SUPER SAVE PLAZA
VACANT
BARBER SHOP
VIDEO VILLAGE
CONCEPT PRINTS
PRIDE CLEANERS
LIBERTY TAX
VACANT
CHINESE RESTAURANT
SUPER SAVE
UNITED LIQUOR MART
ACME BEAUTY SUPPLY
MAYTAG LAUNDRY
THE VENETIAN BAR & GRILL
(FORMER ARBY’S)
(sf)
1,100
1,100
2,285
1,180
900
938
1,750
1,700
28,500
3,252
4,350
4,250
4,000
POPEYE’S
VACANT
JACKSON HEWITT
CHARTER ONE BANK
Conceptual Site Plan
GOVERNORS HWY
FLOODPLAIN
SUPER SAVE
PLAZA
METRA
SAUK TRAIL
N
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5,500
3,000
3,500
4,200
DESTINATION
RICHTON PARK
Governors Plaza
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
An average of 30,900 vehicles travel daily on Sauk Trail past this location
Access to upscale customers living in family oriented Richton Park
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Richton Park
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
3-Miles
10-Minutes
56,730
75,509
$65,361
$68,017
21,630
28,000
$718,905,107
$993,293,078
$46,166,636
$63,804,850
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
T. Abraham Lentner
Economic Development Officer
708.753.8820
[email protected]
Richton Park - Governors Plaza
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
14.5 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
GOVERNORS PLAZA
VACANT
VACANT
VACANT
VACANT
CLEANERS
LAUNDRY WORLD
USPS
QUALITY USED FURNITURE
DOLLAR GENERAL
VACANT
VACANT
HOWARD’S SERVICE
VACANT - GAS STATION
2,600
78,000
6,000
3,250
2,000
3,000
3,000
4,200
7,800
9,000
9,000
2,600
2,600
PROPOSED INFILL
FLOODPLAIN LIMITS DEVELOPMENT AREA
Conceptual Site Plan
SUPER SAVE
PLAZA
METRA
roa
d
Rail
FLOODPLAIN
Governors Highway
Sauk Trail
GOVERNORS
PLAZA
N
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DESTINATION
RICHTON PARK
I-57 Interchange Development
Region at a Glance
Over 271,000 customers within a 15-minute drive
spending $2.3 billion on retail purchases
Three Interstate 57 interchanges offering quick access to
over 91,000 average daily traffic
A racially diverse population including executives living
in some of Chicago’s wealthiest suburbs as well as young
workers seeking to provide for their families
Features
Potential for regionally significant development that offers a 214,000 square foot power center or an
entertainment and hospitality cluster that capitalizes on I-57 traffic as it approaches the Chicago
market
Sophisticated financial incentives to support new
construction, building rehab, and high volume tenanting
I-57 offers exposure to 63,900 daily travelers and an average of 28,500 vehicles traveling daily on
Sauk Trail past this location
Access to a local market of upscale customers living in family oriented Richton Park
Village permitting that supports quickly opening desirable new businesses
Contact
Village of Richton Park
Village & Commercial Area Statistics
Population
Household Average Income
Total Employees
Total Retail Expenditure
Eating & Drinking
3-Miles
15-Minutes
47,198
220,849
$69,657
$75,185
18,539
78,634
$611,079,918
$2,934,029,053
$39,250,006
$188,384,941
Demographic data © 2011 by Experian/Applied Geographic Solutions.
T. Abraham Lentner
Economic Development Officer
708.753.8820
[email protected]
Richton Park - I-57 Interchange Development
Regional Map
Current & Proposed Uses
SITE AREA
34.0 ac
EXISTING TENANTS
(sf)
NONE
PROPOSED INFILL
KEY
LAND USE
TOTAL BUILDING/
PARCEL AREA
OPTION 1
A
CONVENIENCE RETAIL,
1 STY
B
RETAIL/ RESTAURANT
1 STY
24,000 SF
50,000 SF
C
WATER PARK
10 AC
D
CONVENTION CENTER
10 AC
OPTION 2
A-H
RETAIL
214,000 SF
O1
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
O2
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
O3
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
O4
OUTLOT
1.0 AC
Conceptual Site Plan
PROPOSED
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
PROPOSED
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
Sauk Trail
Sauk Trail
O2
O1
A
O3
57
E
F
G
H
Inter
state
57
C
Central Avenue
57
Inter
state
57
Central Avenue
O4
B
I
J
K
L
D
OPTION 1
OPTION 2
N
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N