2550 Augusta Hwy Lexington, SC 29072
Lexington Marketplace offers a unique investment opportunity in a thriving West Lexington, South Carolina location. This retail shopping center sits on Augusta Highway, a major thoroughfare boasting high traffic volume and excellent visibility. The property features two convenient access points, including a signalized intersection, ensuring easy ingress and egress for customers and employees. Its strategic location is further enhanced by its proximity to Lexington High School and Lexington Technology Center, guaranteeing a consistent flow of potential customers. Development options are plentiful, with available junior anchor spaces, smaller shop spaces, and build-to-suit opportunities to cater to a variety of retail needs. Additionally, several outparcel pads are ready for immediate development, complete with utilities and off-site stormwater management already in place. This presents a significant advantage for prospective tenants and developers, minimizing upfront infrastructure costs and accelerating project timelines. Investment opportunities include several outparcels currently available for purchase, with prices ranging from $1,125,000 to $1,250,000 per acre. This prime retail location in the Columbia, SC MSA presents a compelling investment opportunity with strong potential for long-term growth and return. Contact us today to learn more about the available spaces and investment options at Lexington Marketplace.
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