Building 2001 Estes Avenue spans 42,070 square feet on a 2.56-acre site. It includes 6,599 square feet of dedicated office space that can be reduced if needed. The facility features 18-foot clear heights, eight exterior docks, two interior docks, and one drive-in door for versatile loading options. Equipped with a wet sprinkler system and 800 amps of power at 120-240 volts, the property supports a wide range of operations. Building 2075-2185 Estes Avenue is an 80,000-square-foot building on a 3.7-acre site and offers two 15,000-square-foot industrial availabilities, each with over 1,500 square feet of dedicated office space, two loading docks, and 97 car parking stalls available for tenants. Access to Chicago O’Hare International Airport is immediate, as it is less than 1 mile from Centex Industrial Park. Interstate 90 is conveniently accessible, supporting regional accessibility and logistics. Dense 5-mile demographics confirm a growing population of 218,212 residents with a stable average household income exceeding $111,800. Manufacturing, trade transportation and utilities, and education and health services are the three largest daytime employment sectors in the realm, indicating strong industry synergy. With two international airports, six Class I railroads, seventeen intermodal facilities, and abundant interstate connectivity, Chicago boasts one of the most diverse transportation infrastructures in the US. Link Logistics’ Chicagoland warehouse spaces provide access to these advantages, with access to more than half of the US population within a one- to two-day truck drive. Trade, transportation, utilities, and manufacturing anchor industrial employment in the Chicago metro. Ford Motor Company, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, Mars, and Ferrero, and Fulton Market's mHUB, the nation's largest independent manufacturing innovation center, underscore Chicago's role in advanced manufacturing.