753 Fowler Ave Tampa, FL 33612-5334
This exceptional Class A retail storefront, totaling 4,404 square feet, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at the highly visible corner of Fowler Avenue and Nebraska Avenue, this property benefits from immediate proximity to I-275, ensuring easy access and high visibility. The 2,997 square feet of vacant space is ideal for a variety of retail uses, complemented by a strong, long-term adjacent tenant (Boost Mobile). The property boasts impressive traffic counts, with an average annual daily traffic (AADT) of 56,000 vehicles. Its strategic location near the University of South Florida (USF), the University Mall (currently undergoing redevelopment), and the Tampa Innovation District further enhances its appeal. The area is experiencing significant revitalization, with the former Fowler Flea Market behind the building being redeveloped into an IDEA Charter School. The property is zoned CI-Commercial Intensive in Hillsborough County, and the 2020 census data reveals a dense population of 325,209 people within a 5-mile radius. This prime location is surrounded by established businesses, including McDonald's, Waffle House, and several auto parts stores and dealerships. Built in 2010, this single-story building offers a modern and functional space ready for immediate occupancy. This is an unparalleled opportunity to establish a thriving business in a rapidly growing area.
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CI · Tampa, FLTampa. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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