500 Keene St Ste 406e Columbia, MO 65201-8370
This exceptional Class A, four-story medical office building, totaling 76,864 square feet, is located at 500 N. Keene St. in Columbia, MO, 65201. Built in 2001 and renovated in 2022, the property features 18 suites, with 9,086 square feet currently vacant. Suites range from a minimum of 718 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 15,000 square feet, making it ideal for a variety of medical practices. The building boasts three elevators (two passenger, one freight) and ample parking with 200 spaces. Its prime location within Columbia's medical district offers immediate access to the University of Missouri Women's Hospital. The property sits on 5 acres of land and is zoned M-OF. The University of Missouri holds a significant presence, leasing 35% and owning 40% of the tenantable space. Private practitioners, primarily in ophthalmology, optometry, and medical oncology, occupy the remaining 25%. This presents a unique opportunity for medical professionals seeking a well-established, high-quality space in a thriving medical community.
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Keene Medical Building Medical Clinic
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Weight Management and Metabolic Center Weight Loss Service Medical Clinic
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Female Continence and Advanced Pelvic Surgery Clinic Medical Clinic
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Dr Danny Schust, MD Medical Clinic
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Dr Shvetha Zarek, MD Physician
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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O1 · Columbia, MOColumbia. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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