Property summary
Midtown Crossing presents a unique retail investment opportunity in the heart of Omaha, Nebraska. This vibrant 15.5-acre development boasts seven buildings totaling 222,544 square feet, offering multiple tenancy options. Currently, 12,964 square feet of retail space is available, divisible into units ranging from a minimum of 1,523 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 4,063 square feet. Located at 3201 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68131, in the Central Omaha submarket of Douglas County, this property benefits from its high-traffic location and established presence within a thriving community. Built in 2010, Midtown Crossing is home to approximately 40 local businesses, creating a dynamic and diverse commercial environment. The property's prime location and the surrounding neighborhood's recognition on both local and international levels make this an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and a strong customer base. Ideal for restaurants, bars, or other service-oriented retailers, this space offers significant potential for growth and success within a well-established and highly sought-after commercial development. The property's size and flexibility allow for customization to suit a variety of business needs. This is a chance to become part of a thriving community in a prime Omaha location.
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Take-out & Catering
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(Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Pet Store & Service
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Mobile Phone Store Electronics & Wireless Store
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Cafe & Coffee Shop
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