Class A Industrial Business Park Development in Oak Creek, Wisconsin
Ryan Business Park is a 115-acre Class A industrial development located in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, strategically positioned along the I-94 corridor between Milwaukee and Chicago. Acquired in 2018, the business park was planned to accommodate approximately 1.1 million square feet of industrial development through flexible build-to-suit opportunities. General Capital partnered with Capstone Quadrangle in a joint venture combining complementary industrial and commercial development expertise to transform the property into a major regional business destination.
Working closely with the City of Oak Creek, the partnership assembled an experienced team of contractors, engineers, architects, and legal professionals to coordinate site planning, infrastructure, and development approvals. The park attracted Amazon, which established a major fulfillment center on approximately 75 acres within the development. The facility, encompassing more than 2.5 million square feet, strengthened the park's position as a regional logistics destination. Ryan Business Park demonstrates General Capital's ability to execute large-scale industrial development through strategic partnerships and coordinated public-private investment.
Key Themes
- Large-scale industrial development creating a Class A business park.
- Strategic joint venture combining General Capital and Capstone Quadrangle expertise.
- Public-private collaboration coordinating infrastructure, entitlements, and development planning.
- Prime I-94 location connecting Milwaukee and Chicago industrial markets.
- Flexible industrial development accommodating build-to-suit and regional logistics users.
Results
- 115-acre Class A business park assembled in Oak Creek.
- 1.1 million SF development potential planned for industrial uses.
- 75 acres designated for Amazon within the business park.
- 2.5+ million SF Amazon fulfillment center attracted to the development.
- Industrial development framework established through coordinated planning and municipal partnerships.