Lee & Associates completed a new lease for a 100,800-square-foot industrial building at 1215 101st Street in Woodridge, Illinois. The transaction results in a full-building commitment at the property, which is situated in DuPage County and positioned with direct access to the I-55 and I-355 interchange via Lemont Road.
The ownership, Rediehs & Rediehs LLC, was represented in the lease by Lee & Associates principals Jeff Galante, SIOR, and Jeff Janda, SIOR, from the firm’s Illinois office. The tenant, Secure Source America LLC, is a manufacturing company that will occupy the entire facility.
The building at 1215 101st Street offers industrial specifications suited to manufacturing and distribution users, including 24-foot clear height ceilings. Loading infrastructure consists of nine interior dock doors equipped with levelers and three drive-in doors. The asset was originally constructed in 1989 and subsequently underwent a renovation in 2017.
Parking capacity at the site exceeds 100 spaces, supporting both office and industrial workforce needs. Within the building, the layout includes a 5,436-square-foot main office area, a separate 535-square-foot additional office space, and a 413-square-foot designated shipping office. These components provide a mix of administrative and logistics-oriented workspace within the overall industrial footprint.
The property’s location in DuPage County places it within the I-55 corridor, an established industrial logistics and manufacturing corridor benefitting from regional highway connectivity. Immediate access to I-55 and I-355 via the Lemont Road interchange enhances transportation efficiency for inbound materials and outbound finished goods.
In addition to the Woodridge transaction, Lee & Associates recently arranged another industrial lease in the Chicago area. The firm negotiated a new lease for a 40,873-square-foot unit at 300 Airport Road in the Fox River Business Center in Elgin, Illinois. While details of tenant terms were not disclosed, the Elgin assignment further illustrates the brokerage’s activity in regional industrial leasing.
Taken together, the full-building lease in Woodridge and the separate lease in Elgin underscore continued user interest in existing industrial product across multiple submarkets in the broader Chicago region. Specific lease economics, including term length and rental rates, were not provided in connection with either transaction.
