201 8th Mile Rd, Highland Park, MI 48203-1002
This exceptional Detroit recreational dispensary presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at 201 Eight Mile Rd, Detroit, MI 48203, this 4,937 square foot, single-tenant property boasts a prime location at the intersection of 8 Mile and Exeter, benefiting from high visibility and significant traffic volume. With a two-way average daily traffic count exceeding 20,000 vehicles, this site offers unparalleled exposure. The building, constructed in 1960 and renovated in 2016, features one story and ample parking (20+ spaces), plus additional overflow parking available for lease nearby. The property includes a 400-amp power supply and is zoned for commercial use. Crucially, this location already possesses Special Land Use (SLU) approval, simplifying the licensing process for prospective operators. Previously operating as a medical dispensary, the property is largely turnkey, requiring only minor modifications to align with approved plans. Its strategic position between Woodward Avenue and I-75, along with multiple curb cuts and proximity to a traffic light and 8-Mile turnaround lane, further enhances its appeal. The property is available for both lease ($10,000/month) and purchase ($1.7 million), with seller financing options available for qualified buyers. The 0.4-acre lot provides ample space for operations and potential expansion.
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