2842 Dekalb Pike East Norriton, PA 19401
Northtowne Plaza Shopping Center offers exceptional retail space for lease in East Norriton, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. This multi-tenant strip center boasts a highly visible location at the southeast corner of the intersection of heavily trafficked Germantown Pike (32,217 ADT) and Dekalb Pike (14,181 ADT), providing excellent access and exposure. The center features two points of signalized access for convenient ingress and egress. Prominent pylon signage is available on both Germantown Pike and Dekalb Pike, ensuring maximum brand visibility. The property offers a variety of inline and endcap spaces, ranging from a minimum of 1,200 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 23,000 square feet. Currently, 20,642 square feet of space is available. Benefit from strong co-tenancy with established national retailers including TJ Maxx, Advance Auto Parts, Dollar Tree, Staples, Starbucks, Harbor Freight Tools, Pittsburgh Paints, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America, creating a synergistic retail environment. The center's strategic location is further enhanced by its proximity to Suburban Community Hospital, across Dekalb Pike, attracting a significant daily population. This prime retail location offers unparalleled opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and strong foot traffic in a thriving community. Individual unit sizes from 825 to 6,800 square feet are also available.
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Northtowne Plaza Shopping Center & Mall
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