6 Medical/Retail Conversion Opps 6 biens | Localisations multiples

This six-property portfolio, presented by Hilco Global, consists of newly constructed or fully renovated facilities, as well as a vacant development parcel. Strategically located across five states, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Illinois, and Georgia, these properties represent a unique opportunity to acquire modern, medically oriented buildings suitable for a wide range of adaptive reuse applications.

The portfolio is being delivered vacant, providing investors with immediate flexibility to re-tenant, repurpose, or reposition the assets for continued medical use, healthcare-adjacent operations, or traditional retail and commercial redevelopment. The properties’ sizes, layouts, and infrastructure also make them attractive for urgent care centers, diagnostic facilities, community health clinics, or outpatient clinic conversions.

Collectively, the portfolio encompasses approximately 70,000 square feet of gross building area on parcels ranging from one to seven acres. Each facility was purpose-built or extensively renovated, featuring cold storage, enhanced power, plumbing, HVAC, and life-safety systems. The sites are all high-visibility, freestanding locations within established retail or medical corridors, surrounded by complementary commercial activity and strong local demographics.

22981 Hall Road, Woodhaven, MI, is a ±11,460-square-foot building on a ±1-acre lot. It was built in 2001 and renovated in 2023, and is zoned B-3 General Business. The building is suitable for retail or medical office use, offering dedicated surface parking for visitors. It is highly visible within a strong retail corridor and located near major roadways, including Interstate 85 and West Road, providing convenient freeway access.

5516 Winona Street NW, Winston-Salem, NC, is a ±11,196-square-foot building on a ±1.74-acre lot. Built in 2024, it is zoned HB Highway Business. The property is suitable for retail or medical office use and is currently fitted for plasma donation. Additionally, it is located just minutes from the Wake Forest campus.

12907 E Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, is a ±10,895-square-foot building on a ±1.43-acre lot. Built in 2000 and renovated in 2024, it is zoned B-4 General Business District. The facility provides ample surface parking with three dedicated access points. Formerly a CVS retail site, it has been retrofitted for plasma donation, offering future tenant flexibility.

5510 N Belt West, Belleville, IL, is a ±8,952-square-foot building on a ±2.37-acre lot. Built in 2024, it is zoned C. The property benefits from access to transit and highways and is positioned in the St. Louis MSA near major employment centers. Nearby employers include sectors such as healthcare, education, manufacturing, retail and the U.S. military.

200/210 Main Street & 27 Lewis Street, Johnson City, NY, is a ±14,761-square-foot building on a ±0.85-acre lot. Built in 1986 and renovated in 2023, it is zoned GC to provide ample reuse potential. The property boasts plenty of surface parking, excellent visibility, and strong access to major roadways, including Interstates 81 and 86.

445–447 South Main Street, North Syracuse, NY, is a ±12,630-square-foot building on a ±1.18-acre lot. Built in 1954 and renovated in 2024, it is zoned C-2. The property features dedicated surface parking and four site access points. It is bordered by two major thoroughfares and offers easy access to Interstates 81, 481 and 90.

In these markets, healthcare and social assistance consistently rank among the top three industries, underscoring steady demand for modern medical and service-related real estate across the country. Each location benefits from favorable demographics, with growing populations of working-age residents and healthcare-dependent households that reinforce long-term demand for outpatient and wellness services. Markets such as Syracuse, New York, and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, boast thriving regional healthcare systems anchored by major hospitals and universities, while areas like Detroit, Michigan, and Belleville, Illinois (just east of St. Louis) draw from strong institutional and research-driven employment bases.

These properties are being sold individually or in any combination.