4434 Hugh Howell Rd Tucker, GA 30084-4905
This 0.9-acre parcel in DeKalb County, Georgia, presents a prime redevelopment opportunity for retail investors. The existing 6,656 square foot single-tenant building on Hugh Howell Road in Tucker offers significant potential for repurposing. Its location on a prominent corner lot provides exceptional visibility and accessibility, further enhanced by its proximity to a newly constructed Chick-fil-A. The property benefits from strong tenant synergy within a larger shopping center, capitalizing on the high traffic volume of this major retail thoroughfare. The multiple tenancy allows for flexibility in development plans, catering to a variety of retail concepts. This site's strategic location and substantial square footage make it an attractive investment for those seeking a high-impact retail redevelopment project. The existing building provides a solid foundation for a variety of uses, allowing for creative adaptation to meet current market demands. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned property with significant upside potential in a thriving retail corridor. The 0.9-acre land area offers ample space for expansion or redevelopment, ensuring a flexible and adaptable project. This property is ideally suited for investors seeking a high-return opportunity in a dynamic and growing market.
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
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C1 · Tucker, GACosts & Benchmarks
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