7514 S Padre Island Dr Corpus Christi, TX 78412
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Ocean Bay Shops offers exceptional retail opportunities in Corpus Christi, Texas. This modern, multi-tenant property boasts 12,200 square feet of total building space, with available units ranging from 887 to 2,400 contiguous square feet. The minimum divisible space is 1,825 square feet. Located at 7514 S Padre Island Dr, 78412, in Nueces County, this property benefits from a highly desirable location. It's situated less than two miles from Texas A&M University's Island Campus and less than half a mile from their new Momentum Campus, providing excellent access to a large student population. The area also features over 2,400 existing and planned apartment units, plus new single-family subdivisions, ensuring a robust customer base. Furthermore, the property is within half a mile of the proposed Barisi Village multi-planned unit development, promising continued growth. The spaces are offered as cold grey shells, allowing for tenant-financed build-outs to suit individual needs. Pylon signage on S Padre Island Dr is available for a one-time fee. Estimated NNN expenses are $9.50 per square foot annually. This presents a unique chance to establish a thriving business in a rapidly developing area.
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Insomnia Cookies Bakery Take-out & Catering
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Birdies wings and bar Restaurant
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F45 Training Corpus Christi Gym & Fitness Center
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Tropical Smoothie Cafe Cafe & Coffee Shop
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Aitcheson Services Department Store
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