2900 Clear Acre Ln Reno, NV 89512-1712
University Village Shopping Center, a single-story, 39,182 square foot retail property, presents a compelling investment opportunity in Reno, Nevada. Built in 1986, this Class B shopping center sits on a 3.84-acre lot at 2900 Clear Acre Ln, Reno, NV 89512, and is conveniently located near N McCarran Blvd. The center features five individual suites ranging in size from 1,033 to 5,387 square feet, offering flexibility for various retail tenants. Ample parking is provided with 210 spaces. The property boasts high visibility and traffic counts, averaging 12,800 vehicles daily on Clear Acre Lane, complemented by an additional 75,000 vehicles exiting the freeway onto N McCarran Boulevard. The zoning is GC, and the APN is 004-073-10
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Alderto's Restaurant
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Maui Jane's Hawaiian Barbecue Restaurant
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Port of Subs Take-out & Catering
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ExtraMile by Jacksons Grocery & Convenience Store
The GC district is intended to accommodate a mix of established low-intensity auto-oriented uses, while supporting the gradual transition of the city's suburban corridors to a mix of higher-density residential, retail, commercial, and other employment and service-oriented uses.
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GC · Reno, NVThe GC district is intended to accommodate a mix of established low-intensity auto-oriented uses, while supporting the gradual transition of the city's suburban corridors to a mix of higher-density residential, retail, commercial, and other employment and service-oriented uses.
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