Bridge buys 50-acre parcel for industrial park

    In one sign of how much land values have fallen since the crash, Bridge Development Partners LLC has acquired a 50-acre industrial development site in the far southwest suburbs for a quarter of the price it agreed to pay for the property in 2008.

    The Chicago-based industrial developer closed in April on the property near 159th Street and Interstate 355 in Lockport for nearly $2 million, about four years after signing a contract to buy the parcel for about $8 million, says Bridge Principal Steven Poulos. That deal was called off when the “world ended” that year, he says.

    Now, Bridge plans develop the property into a business park with as much as 1 million square feet of space. The park will include at least one 200,000-square-foot speculative, or “spec,” building, with no tenant lined up in advance, Mr. Poulos says.

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    In one sign of how much land values have fallen since the crash, Bridge Development Partners LLC has acquired a 50-acre industrial development site in the far southwest suburbs for a quarter of the price it agreed to pay for the property in 2008.

    The Chicago-based industrial developer closed in April on the property near 159th Street and Interstate 355 in Lockport for nearly $2 million, about four years after signing a contract to buy the parcel for about $8 million, says Bridge Principal Steven Poulos. That deal was called off when the “world ended” that year, he says.

    Now, Bridge plans develop the property into a business park with as much as 1 million square feet of space. The park will include at least one 200,000-square-foot speculative, or “spec,” building, with no tenant lined up in advance, Mr. Poulos says.

    Read more.

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