7901 Mid Cities Blvd North Richland Hills, TX 76182-9705
Citi Square Shopping Center presents a compelling retail investment opportunity in the thriving North Richland Hills submarket of Tarrant County. This neighborhood center boasts a total of 31,472 square feet across eight individual suites, offering a diverse range of tenancy options. Currently, there are two available spaces totaling 1,628 square feet, with additional space potentially available up to 14,150 square feet. The property enjoys a highly visible location at the northeast corner of Mid Cities Boulevard and Smithfield Road, ensuring excellent exposure to a substantial daily traffic volume. This prime location provides easy access for customers and contributes to strong tenant occupancy. The center's design and layout are conducive to a variety of retail businesses, making it an attractive option for both established brands and emerging entrepreneurs. The available spaces offer a unique chance to establish a presence in a well-established and successful shopping center, benefiting from existing tenant synergy and a built-in customer base. The property's strategic location and ample space make it an ideal investment for those seeking a strong return on investment in a vibrant and growing community. Detailed floor plans and lease terms are available upon request. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of a successful retail center in a high-traffic area.
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