1400 NW 23Rd St Oklahoma City, OK 73106
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This exceptional investment opportunity presents a 2,527 square foot HTeaO franchise location in Oklahoma City, OK. The property boasts a prime location on a hard corner with excellent visibility and access, benefiting from daily traffic counts exceeding 21,000 vehicles. Built in 2022, this Class A, absolute NNN leased property features a dual drive-thru and offers a remaining lease term of 15.4 years, expiring March 30, 2040, with 1.5% annual rent bumps. The tenant, the largest HTeaO franchisee, operates within a rapidly growing brand in the quick-serve restaurant sector. The property sits on a 0.45-acre lot and generates a strong net operating income (NOI) of $120,000, resulting in a 6.25% cap rate. The strategic location is surrounded by a dense population with high average household incomes, numerous national retailers, schools, and Oklahoma City University, ensuring a consistent customer base. This investment offers exceptional stability and growth potential due to the strong tenant, long-term lease, and prime location within a thriving commercial area. The property's proximity to major employers, including business parks, office spaces, and distribution centers, further enhances its appeal. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a high-performing, low-maintenance investment property in a desirable market. The asking price is $1,920,000.
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HTeaO - Oklahoma City Uptown (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Specialty Food Shop
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
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