301 W Jefferson Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46802
This exceptional four-story mixed-use building, The Harrison, offers prime retail space in the heart of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Located at 301 W Jefferson Blvd, 46802, this 100,000 square foot building boasts a prominent location with high visibility and significant foot traffic. Constructed in 2012 and renovated in 2013, the property features a total of 5,534 square feet of vacant retail space currently available for lease. Two divisible suites are immediately available, one measuring 2,084 square feet (Suite 108) and another offering 3,450 square feet (Suite 120). The building's strategic location benefits from a daily traffic count of 21,300 vehicles and high pedestrian activity. The upper floors (second, third, and fourth) house consistently fully leased office and residential apartments. The property sits on a 1.03-acre lot and is zoned CM5-A (APN: 02-12-02-463-003.000-074). Standard electrical service is in place. Tenant improvement allowances are available. This is a unique opportunity to secure high-quality retail space in a thriving urban environment. The building offers a blend of retail, office, and residential uses, creating a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.
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Trade Collaboration Engine (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Corporate Office
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Carson LLP Law Firm
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Domino's Pizza Take-out & Catering
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The Harrison Condominium Complex Condominium Rental Agency
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Los Patios Mexican Restaurant Fort Wayne Restaurant
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