5001 O St Lincoln, NE 68510
For Lease
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This exceptional Class A retail strip center, built in 2014, offers 12,365 square feet of space on Lincoln's bustling "O" Street corridor. Currently, 6,913 square feet is available for lease, divided into two attractive units. One unit offers 2,484 square feet of in-line space, while the other end-cap unit provides 4,429 square feet with the potential for a drive-thru. The property boasts a vibrant trade area, experiencing daily traffic counts exceeding 39,000 vehicles. This ensures high visibility and accessibility for businesses. The center is already home to successful national tenants such as Jersey Mike's Subs, Wingstop, and Noodles & Company, creating a strong and established retail environment. The single-story building is located in Lancaster County and presents a fantastic opportunity for businesses seeking a high-traffic location within a thriving retail community. The available spaces are ideal for a variety of retail concepts, offering excellent potential for growth and profitability. The modern construction and prime location make this property a truly exceptional investment opportunity. Contact us today to learn more about leasing opportunities and explore the possibilities for your business in this dynamic retail center.
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Jersey Mike's Subs Take-out & Catering Catering Service
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Noodles and Company Restaurant
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Zachery Baumfalk OD, Optimal Eyecare Physician
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Wingstop Restaurant
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Thighstop Restaurant
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