This 16-property portfolio offers investors the opportunity to expand their holdings by purchasing individual locations, select groupings of similar properties, or the entire portfolio. The sale is facilitated by PropertyGroupUSA, a renowned investment firm with an extensive nationwide portfolio. PropertyGroupUSA aims to divest certain key assets to realign its portfolio towards targeted sectors.

The properties in this portfolio range from a 2,575-square-foot former Taco Bell to a former 55,000-square-foot big-box Academy Sports and one piece of land, showcasing a diverse array of assets. The built property types include former CVS Pharmacy and Pep Boys automotive repair buildings, complemented by two big-box stores and two restaurants. Each property is freestanding, standalone, and vacant and benefits from flexible zoning and not being part of other shopping centers, thus offering maximum versatility. These properties feature unique attributes such as drive-thrus, restaurant equipment, and drive-in doors, which enhance their adaptability for various future uses. In addition, the micro-locational benefits make them attractive to a wide range of buyers, with the corresponding cities and markets performing exceptionally well. The 1.09- and 3.2-acre commercial tracts boast excellent frontage along strong retail corridors with new developments coming around them.

The markets surrounding each property show promising signs for successful investments, supported by multifaceted economies that promote diverse uses. More than half of the properties are located on hard corners, and some are in designated opportunity zones. All but two properties exhibit positive population growth within a 3-mile radius through 2028, with several having average household incomes exceeding six figures within that area. Overall, market indicators are highly favorable for the various locations. Notably, CoStar identified the Phoenix market, which houses two of the portfolio’s properties, as the leading market for retail improvement since the pandemic. The leasing availability rate in Phoenix declined more than any other metro area in the nation from Q4 2019 to Q1 2024. Even the smallest market in this portfolio, Meridian, boasts a very low retail vacancy rate of 3.3%, with rents increasing by more than 5% year-over-year (Q3 2024, CoStar).