2825 Progress Way, Wilmington, OH 45177-7710
Wilmington Square I offers a unique investment opportunity in Clinton County. This mixed-use retail center boasts a total of 220,822 square feet, situated on 24.13 acres of land. The property, built in 2003, is a single-story building featuring a powerful mix of national and local tenants. A significant anchor tenant, a 203,622 square foot Wal-Mart Super Center, drives substantial foot traffic to the center. Additional national tenants include Maurice's, GameStop, Subway, and LA Tan, occupying a combined 17,200 square feet of prime retail space. A separate 10,700 square foot outparcel building houses several service and restaurant businesses. Currently, there is 5,200 square feet of vacant space available, including one 1,700 square foot unit, presenting an excellent opportunity for expansion or new tenancy. The strategic location at the corner of State Route 73 and US Routes 22/3 ensures high visibility and accessibility, making Wilmington Square I the dominant retail destination in Clinton County. This property offers a compelling combination of established tenants, high traffic volume, and significant growth potential. The available space presents a chance to capitalize on the strong existing tenant mix and the overall success of this well-established retail center.
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