2421 Foothill Blvd, Rock Springs, WY 82901
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This exceptional investment opportunity presents itself in the form of the White Mountain Shopping Center, a thriving retail center located in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. The center boasts a total of 336,870 square feet of retail space, offering flexible options for businesses of various sizes. Units range from a minimum of 918 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 13,764 square feet, catering to a diverse range of retail needs. The property is available for ground lease and build-to-suit opportunities, providing significant flexibility for potential tenants. The center currently houses a strong tenant base, with a majority enjoying long-term leases exceeding 10 years, demonstrating the property's enduring appeal and market stability. Rock Springs offers a compelling demographic profile, characterized by high household incomes and a low cost of living, translating into substantial disposable income for consumers. The White Mountain Shopping Center enjoys a significant competitive advantage as the only major retail center within a 75-mile radius, ensuring a substantial and exclusive trade area. This unique combination of factors makes this property an exceptional investment opportunity with significant long-term growth potential. The multiple tenancy structure allows for diverse income streams and a robust tenant mix. This is a rare chance to acquire a dominant retail presence in a thriving market.
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