1800 E 23Rd St Lawrence, KS 66046
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This exceptional retail investment opportunity is located at 1800 E 23rd St, Lawrence, KS 66046, within the thriving Douglas County market. The property, known as 10 Marketplace, is a well-maintained strip center totaling 56,443 square feet, originally constructed in 1999. Currently, there are several spaces available, ranging from a minimum of 850 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 2,290 square feet. A significant portion of 7,272 square feet is currently vacant, presenting a substantial opportunity for immediate occupancy or lease-up. The flexible space allows for a variety of retail uses, catering to diverse business needs. The property's strategic location on E 23rd St ensures high visibility and accessibility, attracting a substantial customer base. The available space includes a former 15,128 square foot call center, offering a unique layout adaptable to various retail configurations. This property represents a compelling investment prospect in a dynamic and growing market. The minimum divisible space is 850 square feet, making it suitable for smaller businesses, while the larger contiguous spaces cater to businesses requiring more extensive footprints. This prime retail location offers a blend of established infrastructure and significant growth potential.
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