7510 Oracle Rd Tucson, AZ 85704
This exceptional medical office complex, known as Oracle-Ina Professional Plaza, presents a unique investment opportunity in Tucson, Arizona. Located at 7510, 7470, and 7490 N. Oracle Road, 85704, this six-building property offers a total of 93,600 square feet of space, with a variety of options for medical professionals. The property is zoned Pima County TR and features two-story buildings. Multiple tenancies are available, with a minimum divisible space of 6,008 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 12,060 square feet. Currently, there are 18,068 square feet of vacant space ready for immediate occupancy. This presents a fantastic opportunity for expansion or relocation for established medical practices, or a chance for new businesses to establish a presence in a thriving area of Tucson. The property's convenient location and ample space make it an ideal choice for a variety of medical specialties. The property is situated in Pima County, Arizona, offering easy access to major transportation routes and a strong local patient base. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained medical office complex in a desirable location. Contact us today to learn more about this exceptional property and schedule a viewing.
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Roxana Naderi, MD Pediatrician Physician
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Lisa Tucci, FNP-C Physician
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Donna Ann Eubanks Physician
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Nabeeh Naufal Lahood Physician Medical Clinic
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Allison Held, MD Pediatrician Physician
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