Take advantage of this exclusive opportunity to hold space at a focal point of Racine’s retail market by leasing one of the last available spaces at High Ridge Center.
Featuring four spaces, a divisible 90,855-square-foot anchor space available on December 1, 2024, an adjacent Retail suite of 8,500 SF, and two in-line storefront spaces at 6,400 and 1,600 square feet, High Ridge Center is the premier destination to enter this abounding market. American Freight and Destroy Iron Fitness have recently opened, reinforcing the center along with its shadow anchors, Home Depot, Burlington, and a Culver's out-parcel. It is adjacent to Regency Mall, with combined traffic counts of over 50,000 vehicles per day, providing unmatched exposure to would-be customers. The zoning allows for restaurant, retail, office, and medical uses, opening up endless possibilities to serve the more than a quarter-million residents in a 10-mile radius.
High Ridge Center was acquired by Woodcrest Capital in 2022. Since taking over, Woodcrest Capital has backfilled a majority of the center, leaving three remaining vacancies available today. Woodcrest Capital identified a tremendous opportunity to support the community and took it upon itself to take ownership and return High Ridge Center to its former glory.
Woodcrest Capital welcomes first-time and franchise businesses to its centers with easy-to-read leases and flexible terms. Woodcrest is also sufficiently sophisticated to please the largest of national credit tenants. As a family-owned business with over 40 years in commercial real estate, Woodcrest owns and operates everything from Class A centers in the busiest neighborhoods to troubled centers it’s rehabilitating in struggling rural communities.
Racine County, like High Ridge Center, has made a resounding comeback after undergoing a brief decline in population from 2012 to 2016; demographic indicators have rocketed back since then. 40% of the county’s entire population has a college degree, which correlates with the percentage of households making over $100,000 per year at 37%. Major investments in the area paint an optimistic outlook for continued success. Microsoft broke ground on its $1 billion data center 8 miles from Downtown Racine in September 2023; the first phase of its larger 1,345-acre plan in Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park. Regency Mall, which is adjacent to High Ridge Center, is also undergoing a $120 million redevelopment that will renovate the mall and bring a Woodman’s Food Market and an apartment complex expected to open in 2025.
Hunter Ryffel
Woodcrest Capital LLC
