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Rillito Crossing 6 biens | À vendre | 28 727 022 € | Tucson, AZ



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Informations principales sur l'investissement
- Institutional-Quality Grocery & Fitness Anchored Center
- High Occupancy with Immediate Lease-Up Upside
- Embedded Rent Growth Through Contractual Increases
- Strong In-Place Cash Flow with Attractive Yield Profile
- Compelling Assumable Financing Enhancing Cash-on-Cash Returns
- Service-Oriented Tenant Mix Resistant to E-Commerce Disruption
Résumé analytique
GATEWAY TO THE CATALINA FOOTHILLS & ORO VALLEY
» Affluent, Established Trade Area with Durable Consumer Demand
The Catalina Foothills and north Tucson submarkets represent one of the most desirable residential concentrations in the region, defined by above-average household incomes, elevated home values, and long-term residency trends. This affluent and stable consumer base provides a reliable foundation for consistent retail spending and tenant performance.
» Daily-Needs Retail Corridor Anchored by Necessity and Service Uses
The North 1st Avenue corridor functions as a primary retail spine for the surrounding neighborhoods, supporting a mix of grocery, fitness, dining, and service-oriented tenants. This composition creates internet resistant, needs-based demand, insulating the corridor from broader retail volatility.
» High Barriers to Entry with Limited New Retail Supply
The surrounding trade area is largely built-out, with zoning constraints and limited available land restricting future retail development. These barriers to entry preserve occupancy levels and support long-term rent growth for well-located neighborhood centers.
» Strategic Commuter Location Driving Consistent Traffic Patterns
Positioned along a major north-south arterial, the corridor benefits from strong daily traffic counts and “going-home” commuter flow, generating repeat visitation and reinforcing tenant sales volumes.
» Strong Demographic Profile Supporting Service-Oriented Tenancy
A balanced mix of professionals, established households, and retirees creates an ideal customer base for food, wellness, fitness, and personal service tenants, aligning directly with the tenant mix at Rillito Crossing.
EMBEDDED VALUE WITHIN A SUPPLY-CONSTRAINED SUBMARKET
» Immediate Lease-Up Opportunity Enhancing Near-Term NOI
Rillito Crossing offers remaining pad and small shop vacancy within an otherwise stabilized center, allowing investors to drive incremental income through lease-up at market rents in a corridor with proven tenant demand.
» Pad Development Potential in High-Demand Retail Node
The Property includes a vacant land pad opportunity, with a potential Tenant and ability to bifurcate, providing the ability to introduce a high-performing user in demand within the submarket and unlock additional revenue streams within an already established retail ecosystem.
» Direct Alignment with Trade Area Demographics and Spending Patterns
The center’s existing and future tenant mix is well-positioned to serve the daily needs and discretionary spending habits of the surrounding population, supporting both occupancy stability and long-term leasing velocity.
» Ability to Capture Organic Growth in a Mature, High-Barrier Market
With limited competing supply and continued population and income stability in the Catalina Foothills, Rillito Crossing is uniquely positioned to convert embedded operational upside into long-term value creation.
» Affluent, Established Trade Area with Durable Consumer Demand
The Catalina Foothills and north Tucson submarkets represent one of the most desirable residential concentrations in the region, defined by above-average household incomes, elevated home values, and long-term residency trends. This affluent and stable consumer base provides a reliable foundation for consistent retail spending and tenant performance.
» Daily-Needs Retail Corridor Anchored by Necessity and Service Uses
The North 1st Avenue corridor functions as a primary retail spine for the surrounding neighborhoods, supporting a mix of grocery, fitness, dining, and service-oriented tenants. This composition creates internet resistant, needs-based demand, insulating the corridor from broader retail volatility.
» High Barriers to Entry with Limited New Retail Supply
The surrounding trade area is largely built-out, with zoning constraints and limited available land restricting future retail development. These barriers to entry preserve occupancy levels and support long-term rent growth for well-located neighborhood centers.
» Strategic Commuter Location Driving Consistent Traffic Patterns
Positioned along a major north-south arterial, the corridor benefits from strong daily traffic counts and “going-home” commuter flow, generating repeat visitation and reinforcing tenant sales volumes.
» Strong Demographic Profile Supporting Service-Oriented Tenancy
A balanced mix of professionals, established households, and retirees creates an ideal customer base for food, wellness, fitness, and personal service tenants, aligning directly with the tenant mix at Rillito Crossing.
EMBEDDED VALUE WITHIN A SUPPLY-CONSTRAINED SUBMARKET
» Immediate Lease-Up Opportunity Enhancing Near-Term NOI
Rillito Crossing offers remaining pad and small shop vacancy within an otherwise stabilized center, allowing investors to drive incremental income through lease-up at market rents in a corridor with proven tenant demand.
» Pad Development Potential in High-Demand Retail Node
The Property includes a vacant land pad opportunity, with a potential Tenant and ability to bifurcate, providing the ability to introduce a high-performing user in demand within the submarket and unlock additional revenue streams within an already established retail ecosystem.
» Direct Alignment with Trade Area Demographics and Spending Patterns
The center’s existing and future tenant mix is well-positioned to serve the daily needs and discretionary spending habits of the surrounding population, supporting both occupancy stability and long-term leasing velocity.
» Ability to Capture Organic Growth in a Mature, High-Barrier Market
With limited competing supply and continued population and income stability in the Catalina Foothills, Rillito Crossing is uniquely positioned to convert embedded operational upside into long-term value creation.
Informations sur l’immeuble
| Prix | 28 727 022 € | Nb de biens | 6 |
| Prix/m² | 3 346 € / m² | Individuellement en vente | 0 |
| Taux de capitalisation | 6 % | Surface totale de l’immeuble | 8 586 m² |
| Type de vente | Investissement triple net | Surface totale du terrain | 8,87 ha |
| Statut | Actif |
| Prix | 28 727 022 € |
| Prix/m² | 3 346 € / m² |
| Taux de capitalisation | 6 % |
| Type de vente | Investissement triple net |
| Statut | Actif |
| Nb de biens | 6 |
| Individuellement en vente | 0 |
| Surface totale de l’immeuble | 8 586 m² |
| Surface totale du terrain | 8,87 ha |
Biens
| Nom du bien/adresse | Type de bien | Surface | Année de construction | Prix individuel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
L.A. Fitness
4240 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 |
Local commercial | 4 645 m² | 2007 | - |
|
Rillito Crossing Marketplace
4240-4282 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 |
Local commercial | 3 297 m² | 2008 | - |
|
Outlot 2 - Retail E2
4210 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 |
Local commercial | 323 m² | 2008 | - |
|
Outlot 2 - Retail E1
4206 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 |
Local commercial | 321 m² | 2008 | - |
| 4220 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 | Terrain | 0,9 ha | - | - |
| 4214 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 | Terrain | 0,22 ha | - | - |
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