1680-1730 Sycamore Rd - DeKalb Shopping Center

Located along the main thoroughfare of Sycamore Road (IL Route 23) in DeKalb, IL, this excellent location is in the midst of a high traffic artery and bustling retail community.  Easy access from Sycamore Road.

 Everyone's Talking DeKalb - as the western anchor of the booming I-88 corridor, DeKalb, Illinois is only a short half hour drive to the quickly-growing cities of Aurora and Naperville, and approximately an hour away from both downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport.  Yet, in spite of its proximity to the Chicago region, DeKalb maintains its own unique identity, part of a rapidly growing university community with both urban and rural roots.  Many of its older neighborhoods have brick paved streets and well-kept historic homes while the edge of the city bustles with new residential and commercial developments.  The people of DeKalb enjoy the benefits that come with the proximity to an international city like Chicago and from a major state university including: museums, theatre, live music performances, sports centers, quest speakers, libraries, recreational facilities and more.  DeKalb also benefits from a solid economy that has been resistant to the economic fluctuations experienced by many of its surrounding counterparts.

Located along the main thoroughfare of Sycamore Road (IL Route 23) in DeKalb, IL, this excellent location is in the midst of a high traffic artery and bustling retail community.  Easy access from Sycamore Road.

Everyone's Talking DeKalb - as the western anchor of the booming I-88 corridor, DeKalb, Illinois is only a short half hour drive to the quickly-growing cities of Aurora and Naperville, and approximately an hour away from both downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport.  Yet, in spite of its proximity to the Chicago region, DeKalb maintains its own unique identity, part of a rapidly growing university community with both urban and rural roots.  Many of its older neighborhoods have brick paved streets and well-kept historic homes while the edge of the city bustles with new residential and commercial developments.  The people of DeKalb enjoy the benefits that come with the proximity to an international city like Chicago and from a major state university including: museums, theatre, live music performances, sports centers, quest speakers, libraries, recreational facilities and more.  DeKalb also benefits from a solid economy that has been resistant to the economic fluctuations experienced by many of its surrounding counterparts.

Located along the main thoroughfare of Sycamore Road (IL Route 23) in DeKalb, IL, this excellent location is in the midst of a high traffic artery and bustling retail community.  Easy access from Sycamore Road.

 Everyone's Talking DeKalb - as the western anchor of the booming I-88 corridor, DeKalb, Illinois is only a short half hour drive to the quickly-growing cities of Aurora and Naperville, and approximately an hour away from both downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport.  Yet, in spite of its proximity to the Chicago region, DeKalb maintains its own unique identity, part of a rapidly growing university community with both urban and rural roots.  Many of its older neighborhoods have brick paved streets and well-kept historic homes while the edge of the city bustles with new residential and commercial developments.  The people of DeKalb enjoy the benefits that come with the proximity to an international city like Chicago and from a major state university including: museums, theatre, live music performances, sports centers, quest speakers, libraries, recreational facilities and more.  DeKalb also benefits from a solid economy that has been resistant to the economic fluctuations experienced by many of its surrounding counterparts.

Located along the main thoroughfare of Sycamore Road (IL Route 23) in DeKalb, IL, this excellent location is in the midst of a high traffic artery and bustling retail community.  Easy access from Sycamore Road.

Everyone's Talking DeKalb - as the western anchor of the booming I-88 corridor, DeKalb, Illinois is only a short half hour drive to the quickly-growing cities of Aurora and Naperville, and approximately an hour away from both downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport.  Yet, in spite of its proximity to the Chicago region, DeKalb maintains its own unique identity, part of a rapidly growing university community with both urban and rural roots.  Many of its older neighborhoods have brick paved streets and well-kept historic homes while the edge of the city bustles with new residential and commercial developments.  The people of DeKalb enjoy the benefits that come with the proximity to an international city like Chicago and from a major state university including: museums, theatre, live music performances, sports centers, quest speakers, libraries, recreational facilities and more.  DeKalb also benefits from a solid economy that has been resistant to the economic fluctuations experienced by many of its surrounding counterparts.