1620 Dublin Granville Rd Columbus, OH 43229
Karl Plaza presents a compelling investment opportunity in the thriving Columbus, OH market. This established retail center, totaling 100,514 square feet, boasts a prime location on a major retail corridor, experiencing high traffic volume with 28,000 cars passing daily. Built in 1975 and renovated in 1992, the property sits on a generous 8.11-acre lot and is zoned for commercial use. The center currently features a mix of national and regional tenants operating under multiple tenancies. A significant 19,489 square foot space is currently available, offering substantial potential for expansion or new business ventures. The property's strategic design includes seven convenient ingress and egress points, ensuring easy access for both customers and employees, along with ample parking. The property's APN is 010-017278. Currently, 3,600 square feet of the total space is vacant. Columbus's rapid growth makes this a highly desirable location for investors seeking strong returns in a dynamic market. This property offers a unique blend of established tenancy and significant expansion potential, making it an attractive proposition for discerning investors.
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Karl Plaza Business Service Center Corporate Office
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