5204 Indianapolis Boulevard
- Address:
- Sold above asking price with multiple offers
- Property Type:
- Vacant
- Square Feet:
- 18,150 sqft
- Lot Size:
- 0.84 Acres
- Year Built:
- 1976/1995
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Marketing Package*
Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights
- 18,150-Square-Foot Industrial Property on 0.84 Acres
- Features: 18’ Clear Height, Two Docks, One Drive-In, Two-Ton Crane, and Wet Sprinkler System
- Vacancy Offers Lease-Up or Owner-User Opportunity
- Located Near Illinois and Indiana State Line with Proximity to I-94 and I-90
- High-Growth Submarket with 2.3% Vacancy and 7.0% Rent Growth on Comparables
Investment Overview
Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the property located at 5204 Indianapolis Boulevard in East Chicago, Indiana. The subject property consists of approximately 18,150 square feet of flex warehouse space and is situated on 0.84 acres of land. The single-tenant asset features a clear height of 18’, two dock-high doors, one grade-level door, a two-ton crane, metal construction, wet sprinkler system, and 400 amps with 120/208 volts. For sale as vacant, the property can be acquired for owner use or as a lease-up opportunity. Located near the Illinois and Indiana state border, the property sits about three miles from both Interstates 90 and 94.
The subject property sits within the Indiana submarket, containing a sizeable 49.3 million square feet of industrial space. The submarket is anchored by petroleum refineries and intermodal rail hubs. In 2023, industrial deliveries set a record high expanding the inventory by 2.4 million square feet on net. Meanwhile, net absorption contracted for the third time in the last ten years with about -100,000 square feet of space being vacated. As a result of supply outpacing demand, the vacancy rate jumped by 480 basis points to 11.2 percent. Rising availability slowed down asking rent growth to 6.6 percent but remained above the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Like most submarkets, Indiana is dominated by the supply of large warehouses sized 100,000 square feet and bigger, accounting for nearly all of the new supply last year. Among comparable properties under 100,000 square feet, new supply remained subdued in the Indiana submarket, which helped support vacancies at 2.3 percent and rent growth at 7.0 percent (CoStar). While shipping activity slowed down in 2023, resilient oil prices will underpin overall industrial activity in the Indiana submarket.
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