300 Frandor Ave Lansing, MI 48912-5290
This exceptional opportunity presents three available retail spaces within the renowned Frandor Shopping Center, located at 300 Frandor Ave, Lansing, MI 48912. Situated in Ingham County, this Class B property offers a range of sizes, from 1,300 square feet to 11,060 square feet, catering to diverse business needs. The property is classified as Retail and Office, with a subtype of Traditional Office, Shopping Center, and Storefront. Multiple tenancies are available. Frandor Shopping Center enjoys a highly desirable location, strategically positioned near major thoroughfares including US-127, the intersection of Saginaw Street and Grand River Avenue, and Michigan Avenue. Established in 1955, this shopping center holds a significant place in Lansing's retail history and remains one of the city's busiest, benefiting from its proximity to Michigan State University, with its substantial student population of 50,543. This presents a unique chance to establish or expand a business within a well-established and thriving retail environment. The property's prime location and strong historical presence make it an attractive investment for businesses seeking high visibility and foot traffic.
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Corr Commercial Real Estate Real Estate Agency
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Frandor Shopping Center Shopping Center & Mall
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Bank of America ATM (Drive-thru) Financial Consultant Financial Planner
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FedEx Drop Box Postal Service Courier Service
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Bank of America (with Drive-thru ATM) Bank Loan Service
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