9150 W 55th Street is an industrial building at the entrance to a business park in McCook, set at a signalized intersection along 55th Street. The location gives the property clear identification and visibility for trucks and visitors moving through this industrial corridor.
Access beyond the immediate block is a practical strength. The site sits near four-way interchanges serving both I-55 and I-294, which supports regional distribution as well as commuting from across the southwest suburbs and the greater Chicago area.
Inside, the work floor is arranged with 54-foot by 50-foot column spacing and 60-foot speed bays. The wide spacing allows open areas for storage, staging and equipment movement, with room for racking layouts and circulation to stay organized as operations change.
Loading is handled through exterior docks for trailer activity along with a drive-in door for vehicles and larger loads that need to move directly between the floor and the outside. That combination keeps receiving, storage and shipping connected in a conventional warehouse flow.
The property is institutionally owned and professionally managed, providing steady oversight of the building and shared exterior areas that support day to day operations.
99,482 SF has been leased. The REMAINING SPACE is 64,761 SF with new 3,709 SF spec office, 11 docks and one 12 x 14 DID. Estimated delivery is June 2023. Located at business park entrance at a signalized intersection with excellent visibility on 55th Street. Near 4-way interchanges to both I-55 & I-294. Institutionally owned & professionally managed.
The building stands at the business park entrance at a signalized intersection on 55th Street, giving trucks and visitors a clear point of arrival. It is near four-way interchanges to both I-55 and I-294 for regional travel.
The work floor is served by exterior dock positions for trailer loading and a drive-in door for direct access between the interior and the outside. The arrangement supports receiving, staging and shipping from the same floor.
The floor has 54-foot by 50-foot column spacing with 60-foot speed bays, which allows open areas for storage, staging and equipment movement.