2230 Rabbit Dr Tupelo, MS 38801
For Lease
Tupelo Market offers exceptional retail leasing opportunities in a vibrant Lee County, MS location. This 35,657 square foot Class B strip center, built in 2003, benefits from a prime location shadow-anchored by a Walmart, ensuring high consumer traffic. The 5.3-acre property boasts ample parking and prominent pylon signage along Main Street, enjoying visibility to over 22,000 vehicles daily. The center features a mix of endcap and in-line spaces, ideal for a variety of retail businesses seeking high visibility and strong foot traffic. Multiple tenancy options are available, providing flexibility for businesses of different sizes and needs. The property's strategic location and Walmart proximity create a compelling investment opportunity for businesses seeking to capitalize on a well-established retail corridor. Its 2003 construction offers a relatively modern building structure, minimizing immediate capital expenditure needs. The substantial lot size provides ample room for expansion or future development, adding to the property's long-term value. This is a rare opportunity to secure a space in a thriving retail environment with exceptional visibility and access to a large consumer base. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about available spaces and lease terms.
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