9775 Medlock Brg Rd Johns Creek, GA 30097
This vibrant 57,800 square foot retail strip center, located in the heart of Johns Creek, Georgia, presents a unique opportunity. Currently, 1,400 square feet of retail space is available for lease within this thriving shopping center. The property boasts a prime location with exceptional visibility along State Bridge Road and GA-141, a major thoroughfare connecting downtown Atlanta to the northern suburbs. This high-traffic area sees 55,356 vehicles per day. The center benefits from its strong anchor tenants, including Target and Home Depot, ensuring consistent foot traffic. Other national tenants such as FedEx, T-Mobile, Uptown Cheapskate, and Kid to Kid further enhance the center's appeal and draw a diverse customer base. The proximity to Johns Creek High School contributes to the steady flow of traffic in the area. This location is situated within one of the most affluent suburban communities in the country, boasting exceptionally high household incomes and experiencing continuous growth. Ample parking is available for customers and employees. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a business in a high-demand, high-visibility location within a thriving community. The property is located in Fulton County.
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