1500 SE WASHINGTON STREET, Idabel, OK 74745
For-sale retail investment portfolio with 3 Oklahoma strip centers, including several credit tenants and multiple vacant suites.
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Shoppes on the Creek Phase 1 was built in 2014 and includes tenants such as Hibbett Sports, Aaron’s, Pizza Hut, and US Cellular. Phase 2 was built in 2017 and includes tenants such as Dollar Tree and Cricket Wireless, along with a vacant 1,300 sf suite. Magnolia Crossing was built in 2015 and includes tenants such as PetSense, Shoe Sensation, Verizon, Jimmy’s Egg, Firehouse Subs, and Lotus Nail Salon, along with a vacant 1,915 sf suite. Washington Plaza was built in 1976 and renovated in 2008, and tenants include Dollar General, Stage, Factory Connection, and Idabel Gymnastics, with remarks indicating 100% occupancy. Anchor tenants’ leases for Washington Plaza are noted to expire in 2024 with options to extend.
The provided figures list total portfolio sale price of $5,400,000 for Shoppes on the Creek (both phases) with NOI of $395,692, $4,236,000 for Magnolia Crossing with NOI of $307,097, and $2,076,000 for Washington Plaza with NOI of $166,117.
Key Highlights
- 3‑property Oklahoma retail investment portfolio: Shoppes on the Creek (Phases 1 & 2), Magnolia Crossing, and Washington Plaza
- Shoppes on the Creek: Phase 1 built 2014; Phase 2 built 2017; portfolio sale price $5,400,000 with $395,692 NOI
- Shoppes on the Creek Phase 2 includes a vacant 1,300 SF suite; Phase 1 tenants include Hibbett Sports, Aaron’s, Pizza Hut, and US Cellular
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