736 Forsyth St Americus, GA 31709-3736
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a fee-simple, 4,526 square foot Chick-fil-A restaurant in Americus, Georgia. Built in 2022, the property boasts a double drive-thru and sits on a 1.869-acre lot with excellent visibility on E Forsyth Street, a major retail corridor with 12,800 AADT. The 15-year absolute NNN lease commenced November 17, 2022, and includes 10% rent bumps every five years, extending to November 30, 2037. The property offers a compelling 4.55% cap rate with a strong NOI of $240,141 and a price per square foot of $1,166.15. The asking price is $5,278,000. Americus, the county seat of Sumter County, benefits from a robust daytime population of 23,807 within a five-mile radius and an average household income of $68,809. Its proximity to Georgia Southwestern State University (approximately 1 mile away) further enhances its appeal. This location enjoys limited competition, being the only Chick-fil-A within a 30+ mile radius, and boasts an impressive 470,000 annual visits according to Placer.Ai. The property offers significant depreciation benefits due to its new construction and the unique fee-simple ownership structure. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a high-performing Chick-fil-A with a long-term lease and significant upside potential. The property's strategic location and strong tenant history make it an attractive addition to any investment portfolio.
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Chick-Fil-A Take-out & Catering Catering Service
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