14317 Northwest Blvd Corpus Christi, TX 78410
This fee-simple, 11,328-square-foot Class B medical office building in Corpus Christi, Texas, presents a compelling value-add investment opportunity. Located at 14317 Northwest Blvd (zip code 78410), in Nueces County, this multi-tenant property boasts 100% occupancy and a strong net operating income (NOI) of $155,000 annually, resulting in a 7.56% capitalization rate. The asking price is $2,050,000, translating to $180.97 per square foot. The property features a modified lease type and sits on a 1.49-acre lot. Its prime location along Northwest Blvd (FM 624) ensures high visibility and convenient access to major roadways, serving the surrounding residential and commercial areas. The building benefits from its proximity to Calallen Regional Hospital and Corpus Christi Medical Center Northwest, capitalizing on the area's robust healthcare sector and consistent demand for medical services. This well-maintained building offers a stable cash flow, making it an attractive option for both investors seeking a strong return and owner-users looking to establish or expand their presence in a thriving market. The diverse tenant mix of established medical and retail businesses contributes to the property's consistent income stream and long-term growth potential.
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Dr. Jon F. Manjarris, MD Physician
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Dr. Walter A. Delgallo, MD Physician
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Calallen Orthopedics Llp Physician
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TLC MEDICAL CENTER Medical Clinic Hospital
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Dr. Charles D. Cardenas, MD Physician
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