5200-5260 Oaklawn Blvd Hopewell, VA 23860
The Crossings shopping center presents a compelling investment opportunity in Hopewell, Virginia. This established retail center boasts a total of 220,250 square feet situated on a sizable 19.06-acre lot. Strategically located at the intersection of Oaklawn Boulevard and Crossings Boulevard, it enjoys a prominent position within Prince George County's major retail hub. The property offers immediate access to a robust customer base, benefiting from its proximity to Fort Gregg-Adams and a concentration of national retailers and restaurants. Currently, there are three available spaces ranging from 1,209 to 2,346 contiguous square feet, totaling 6,567 square feet of vacant space. This presents a unique chance for businesses seeking flexible space options within a thriving commercial environment. The center's established presence and high-traffic location make it an ideal choice for a variety of retail uses. The minimum divisible space is 1,209 square feet, providing flexibility for smaller businesses, while the maximum contiguous space of 2,346 square feet caters to larger retail operations. The property's address is 5200-5260 Oaklawn Boulevard, Hopewell, VA 23860, within Prince George County. This prime location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring strong potential for business growth and return on investment. This is a rare opportunity to acquire space in a well-established and highly visible retail center in a growing market.
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