At Good Harbor, we’re not just collecting assets—we’re curating them.
Our latest acquisition is a 47,400 SF small-bay flex building in St. Charles, IL, just outside of Chicago. This one’s got character. Think of it like a mullet: retail in the front, industrial in the back. A bit rough around the edges, but with the right kind of attention, we see a lot of potential.
Address: 1519 E Main St, St. Charles, IL
Size: 47,400 SF
Units: 14 suites ranging from 1,000–2,000 SF
Occupancy: 54.6% (but not for long)
Ceilings: 14’–16’
Traffic: 33,000 cars/day
Household Income Nearby: $110K+ median
Purchase Price: $2.45M ($52/SF)
Cap Rate: ~8% at acquisition, ~11% projected stabilized
We snagged the asset for about one-third of replacement cost. Given its condition—some deferred maintenance, a roof that needs replacing, and some cosmetic updates—it was a fair price for both parties. The seller originally bought it for $600K back in 2011, so they did just fine.
The bonus? We didn’t need outside capital. We secured seller financing and structured the deal internally.
We’re re-roofing, repainting, and reconfiguring the property to elevate it to its full potential. The location and layout are ideal for hybrid uses:
We see high demand in this segment and expect occupancy to rise quickly.
This is a textbook Good Harbor deal—quirky, underpriced, and packed with upside. We’re staying active in the small-bay flex space and this one checked a lot of boxes.
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Let’s talk. If you’ve got anything that fits this profile—or if you’re just curious about how we’re approaching the market—drop us a line.