50 Broadway Ave Jackson, WY 83001-8630
This exceptional two-story, 15,246 square foot Class A storefront at 50 E Broadway Ave in Jackson, Wyoming, presents a rare investment opportunity. Located in the heart of Jackson Hole's Town Square, this property boasts a highly desirable location within a thriving retail corridor experiencing approximately 15,000 vehicles daily and a Walker's Paradise score of 93. The building, originally constructed in 1628 and extensively renovated in 1997, is currently under a single-tenant, net-lease agreement with a remaining term of 4.7 years (expiring August 6, 2029). The property features 14,562 square feet of net rentable space, generating a substantial net operating income (NOI) of $970,000 and a 4.69% cap rate. The asking price is $20,700,000, translating to $1,357.73 per square foot. This cornerstone property benefits from a high net worth demographic, with a local average per capita income of $406,054, and the significant annual tourist spending of $1.7 billion. The 0.17-acre lot is zoned Town Square 1 and offers unparalleled visibility and pedestrian traffic. This is a low-management, highly maintained asset in excellent condition, representing a unique chance to acquire a prime retail space in one of the most sought-after locations in Jackson Hole. The property's proximity to numerous restaurants and amenities further enhances its appeal.
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