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This exceptional sublease opportunity presents a single-tenant retail space at 4900 Clyde Morris Boulevard in the vibrant heart of Port Orange. The property is immediately available and offers a modified gross lease structure. The current primary lease with the master tenant extends until December 31, 2027, providing long-term stability for the sub-tenant. The sub-tenant is responsible for property taxes, interior repairs and maintenance, utilities, and liability insurance. The master tenant will handle building insurance and exterior building maintenance, minimizing operational burdens for the sub-lessee. This is a single-suite retail space, ideal for a variety of businesses seeking a high-visibility location. The property's APN is 631721000190. The master tenant is highly motivated to secure a sub-lease, making this an attractive proposition for a discerning business owner. This presents a unique chance to establish a presence in a thriving commercial area with minimal upfront investment and a clear understanding of ongoing expenses. The property is ready for immediate occupancy, allowing for a swift and efficient business launch. Contact us today to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
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Commercial Development (PCD), but a Master Development Agreement (MDA) was never adopted to implement the zoning. The City should work with the property owners and the owners of the four smaller adjoining properties that…
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PCD · Port Orange, FLCommercial Development (PCD), but a Master Development Agreement (MDA) was never adopted to implement the zoning. The City should work with the property owners and the owners of the four smaller adjoining properties that…
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