These properties are becoming more popular as more manufacturing returns to the U.S., increasing the need for space.
Revamping Retail
Old, large retail spaces are being turned into smaller, more useful industrial units, making them more relevant and functional.
Eco-Friendly
It’s greener to update existing buildings than to build new ones, which also saves money and time.
Customizable
These spaces can be tailored to fit different business needs, making them versatile.
Quick to Start
The focus on transforming existing spaces means businesses can get going faster.
Retail
High Traffic & Visibility
Retail locations are typically in areas with high foot traffic, which helps maintain a steady flow of customers and potential sales for tenants.
Long-Term Leases
Retail tenants often sign longer leases compared to other types of commercial properties, which provides investors with stable, predictable income streams.
Value-Add Potential
Investors can increase the value of retail properties through renovations and by optimizing the mix of tenants to draw more customers.
Diverse Revenue Opportunities
Beyond rent, retail properties can generate income through percentage leases (where rent includes a percentage of the tenant’s sales), parking, and service charges.
Community Focal Point
Retail centers often serve as community hubs, which can strengthen tenant stability and create lasting value for the area.
Acquisition Criteria - Our Buy Box
Financial and Physical Parameters
$500K-4M average deal size
1970s or newer construction (preferred)
Ability to increase NOI and force appreciation
Demographic Criteria
$60,000 median household income within 3-mile radius