300 Riverdale Rd Riverdale, UT 84405
The Riverdale Shopping Center, located in Weber County, presents a unique opportunity for retail businesses seeking high-visibility locations. This strip center with drive-thru potential offers a total of 27,624 square feet of leasable space, currently entirely vacant. The property is ideal for a variety of retail concepts, with flexible space options ranging from a minimum of 1,567 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 26,057 square feet. This allows for both smaller, independent businesses and larger retail chains to find a suitable footprint. The center's design and location are strategically positioned to maximize exposure to high volumes of vehicular and pedestrian traffic, ensuring optimal visibility and accessibility for tenants. The property's current vacancy presents a blank canvas for a new retail development, allowing for complete customization and tenant build-out to meet specific business needs. The ample space and flexible lease terms make this a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking to establish or expand their presence in a thriving retail market. The drive-thru potential further enhances the property's appeal, offering added convenience and operational efficiency for certain types of businesses. This is a rare chance to secure a significant retail presence in a desirable Weber County location. Inquire today to learn more about leasing options and explore the possibilities for your business at the Riverdale Shopping Center.
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