3201 34Th St S St Petersburg, FL 33711
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Skytown Retail presents a unique opportunity for restaurant operators seeking a vibrant location within the rapidly developing Skyway Marina District of Pinellas County. This multi-tenant retail center boasts a phased ground-floor retail component, anchored by a substantial 23,000 square foot Sprouts grocery store, ensuring high foot traffic and a strong customer base. The property offers attractive outdoor patio space, ideal for creating an inviting atmosphere for patrons. Benefit from excellent visibility and brand recognition with monument signage prominently positioned on 34th Street South/US 19, a major thoroughfare. The strategic location provides easy access via I-275, connecting to a wider regional market. The Skyway Marina District's proximity to popular beaches, attracting over 5 million annual overnight visitors, guarantees a large pool of potential customers. Furthermore, the area is experiencing significant residential growth, with over 3,000 new multi-family units either recently completed, currently under construction, or planned in the immediate vicinity, promising a sustained increase in demand for retail services. This presents a compelling investment opportunity in a high-growth area with strong demographics and excellent accessibility.
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