2001-2003 Diamond Blvd Concord, CA 94520
This exceptional 3,328 square foot retail space is available for lease in The Veranda, a vibrant mixed-use center in Contra Costa County. Located in a high-traffic area, this single-tenant space offers abundant retail parking and is situated as an end-cap unit next to a Whole Foods Market. The Veranda boasts a contemporary design with high-quality finishes, creating an upscale shopping experience. The center features open-air shopping and dining, lush landscaping, water features, and a variety of amenities, making it a premier destination for shoppers and diners. The property benefits from its location near other major retailers including REI, Old Navy, Trader Joe's, Seafood City, and Home Depot. The Veranda is anchored by a strong lineup of national and regional tenants such as Veranda Luxe Cinema, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, City Sports, TJ Maxx, World Market, Dave & Busters, and Whole Foods, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility for your business. This end-cap location provides excellent exposure and accessibility for customers. The space is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. This is a unique opportunity to establish your business in a thriving retail environment with exceptional amenities and a strong tenant mix. Abundant parking ensures convenient access for customers.
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Meanollfs Restaurant
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The Veranda Shopping Center & Mall
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