6050 Central Expy Dallas, TX 75206
This exceptional 7,610 square foot retail space is situated within the dynamic 12-acre Eastline development in Dallas, Texas. Currently fully vacant, this property presents a unique opportunity for a single tenant to establish a significant presence in a thriving area. The building is part of a larger mixed-use complex that includes a 330-unit luxury apartment tower, a 297-key hotel, and an office building, ensuring a high volume of foot traffic and potential customers. Its prime location along US-75 provides excellent visibility and accessibility. The property benefits from its proximity to Southern Methodist University (SMU) and the affluent Park Cities, guaranteeing a strong consumer base. Furthermore, its adjacency to Mockingbird Station and the University Crossing Trail, which connects to the popular Katy Trail, offers convenient access to various amenities and recreational opportunities. This location provides a unique blend of urban convenience and suburban appeal, making it an ideal location for a variety of retail businesses. The property is located in Dallas County, Texas, with a zip code of 75206, at 6050 N Central Expy. The property is classified as Retail, with a Mixed-Use subtype, and is suitable for multiple tenants. The entire 7,610 square feet is currently available.
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