2000-3000 Harbison Dr Vacaville, CA 95687
Vacaville Commons, located at 2000-3000 Harbison Dr, Vacaville, CA 95687, presents a compelling retail investment opportunity. This ±406,938 square foot regional power center boasts nine single-story buildings situated in the heart of Vacaville's retail corridor, just off Interstate 80 at Nut Tree Parkway and Harbison Drive. The property currently features a mix of tenants, including Target, Burlington Coat Factory, Safeway, Ross, and JoAnn Fabrics, demonstrating strong anchor tenancy. A total of 10,999 square feet of vacant space is available, with a maximum contiguous space of 4,400 square feet. The available space includes shop space, a former salon, and an improved restaurant, offering diverse possibilities for prospective tenants. The property benefits from high traffic counts due to its prime location and proximity to other national retailers. Vacaville itself is a thriving community in a rapidly growing area of California, midway between Sacramento and San Francisco, and close to Napa and Sonoma wine country. This strategic location makes it an attractive destination for both residents and travelers. The property's size and tenant mix make it an ideal investment for those seeking exposure to a robust and expanding market. The available space presents a unique opportunity to capitalize on the strong retail presence and high traffic volume of this established center.
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