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- Walgreens in Dallas, TX: 13,905 SF drive-thru pharmacy built in
1998 on 1.38 ac lot at a signalized intersection. Across from center with
Fiesta Mart, dd's Discounts. Adjacent to Target, Walmart Supercenter and
Home Depot.100% NNN lease with 3-yrs left. NOI $292K/yr. $3.65M. 8% cap.
- Strip Center in Ventura, CA: 6000 SF retail center on .33 ac lot in
high income (AHI $92K/yr) Southern California. Close to 208-bed Ventura County Medical Center and Pacific View Mall with 145
stores. 100% NNN leased. NOI $109K/yr. $1.65M. 6.66% cap.
- Retail Center in Ventura, CA: 7,680 SF well maintained retail center
on .44 ac lot in growing Southern California. Adjacent to Ventura College with over
13,000 students. Close to Ventura County Medical Center and Pacific View
Mall. 100% leased. NOI $172K/yr. $2.45M. 7.05% cap.
- Del Taco in Pittsburg, CA: 2691 SF Del Taco built in 2001 on .74
ac lot in a growing upper middle class Contra Costa County. Adjacent to
Century Plaza with Ross Dress for Less, Target, Burlington Coat Factory
and Maya Pittsburg Cinemas. Close to Somersville Town Center
and with easy access to Hwy-4. 100% absolute NNN lease with over 17 yrs
left. NOI $102K/yr with 10% rent bumps every 5 yrs. $1.889M. 5.40% cap.
- CVS in Baltimore, MD: 12,608 SF drug
store built in 1995 on .61 ac lot in middle-class area. Tenant
recently exercised 1st 5-yr option. NOI $173K/yr. Price
reduced from $2.476M to $2.237M. 7.75% cap.
- AMSCOT in Leesburg, FL: 4800 SF single-tenant retail building
on .62 ac corner lot along major artery in Orlando MSA. Early 5 yrs NNN
renewal with 6 yrs left to Amscot Financial, a regional tenant. NOI $141K/yr. $1.77M. 8% cap.
- Shopping Center in Oak Park, IL: 36,170 SF
shopping center along major retail corridor in high income (AHI $95K/yr
in 1 mile) Chicago suburbs. Major tenants include: Dollar Tree, Cash
America, H&R Block and InsureOne. 88% NNN leased. Actual NOI
$480K/yr. $6M. 8% actual cap. Upside potential when fully leased.
- Neighborhood Center in Brownsville, TX:
173,667 SF well
maintained shopping center on over 18 acres of land anchored by Big Lots
and Fallas. Visible from I-69E. Other major tenants include: CSL Plasma,
Harbor Freight Tools, Family Dollar, Tuesday Morning and Jack in the Box
(ground lease). 96% leased. Actual NOI $1.306M/yr. $15.839M. 8.25%
actual cap. Upside potential.
- Retail Center in Brownsville, TX: 35,792 SF retail center completed in
2002 on nearly 3 ac corner lot in a fast growing area. Adjacent to Sunrise Mall with 100 stores
and I-69E. Major tenants include: Mattress Firm, Leslie's, Poolmart,
Nutrishop, America's Best Eyeglass and Shenanigan's Irish Pub. 100% NNN
leased. NOI $581K/yr. $7.044M. 8.25% cap.
- Retail Center in Frisco, TX: 36,485 SF
attractive shopping center on 3.73 ac outparcel to Walmart Supercenter
in booming (6,753% pop growth in a 1 mile radius) and affluent (AHI
$127K/yr in a 1 mile radius) Dallas/Ft Worth MSA. 91% NNN leased. NOI $732K/yr. $9.764M. 7.50% cap.
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Below
are the most commonly used acronyms:
- AHI: Avg. Household Income. National average is
about $55+K/yr.
- NOI: Net Operating Income. It's the income after
all expenses (prop taxes, ins., maintenance) paid.
- NNN: Triple net lease in which tenants pay taxes,
insurance and maintenance expenses.
- NNN-: Triple net lease with landlord responsible for
roof and structure. Used by Transmercial only.
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