ISTP, 8025 Lamon Ave. Skokie, Il 60077

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  • More Than Real Estate

    We understand the needs of scientists. Education, networking, community, conferences are important.  Our team is responsive to the critical nature of your research & business needs.

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  • Locate at ISTP

    Space available now for bioscience, nanotechnology, medical devices & emerging technologies.   A campus setting  facilitates business growth through innovation, research, collaboration & networking.

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  • Vision & Master Plan

    A multi-cultural environment creating & sustaining businesses from basic research through commercialization.  World class laboratories, office space & key support amenities.

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  • Chicago For Business

    Chicago Technology Park.  An open climate that promotes business development large and well-educated scientific work force, great access on a global and national basis, extensive cultural support for visitors and expatriates.

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  • Northwestern Connection

    A commercialization destination for innovation of Northwestern research & technology.  Companies leverage the Northwestern Connection through recruitment of scientists and expert continuing education programs.

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  • About ISTP

    Illinois Science + Technology Park has repurposed the former corporate headquarters of pharmaceutical giant G.D. Searle in Skokie, Illinois into a home for a community of scientists, researchers, inventors, and innovators.

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What people are saying .

  • Managing Director – JLL:  “This science cluster and the park’s amenities provide an unparalleled opportunity for research and collaboration.”

    Scott Brandwein

  •  Managing Director – Vetter: “When you go to that campus it really has an atmosphere of almost like a think tank. Where you can really grasp the notion that something is happening here…”

    Peter Soelkner

  • Former Skokie Mayor:  “The Illinois Science + Technology Park is a significant contributor to Skokie’s employment base and economic growth”

    George Van Dusen