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Unknown For Lease • 1,180+ SF
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| 1st Floor Ste | Industrial | 16,800 SF | $5.00 USD/SF/YR | |
Landlord will design and build to suit! Currently an open floor plan, this space will be completely demolished, redesigned and built out to fit the tenants needs.
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| 1st Floor Ste | Retail | 72,195 SF | $5.00 USD/SF/YR | |
Landlord will design and build to suit! Currently an open floor plan, this space will be completely demolished and redesigned
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| 1st Floor Ste 114 | Office/Retail | 3,139-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
The suite is currently built out as a fully operational pizza shop. Equipment and furniture can be included. Landlord will renovate to suit or if tenant elects taking space as is, Landlord will replace ceiling tile, modify entrance doors, repaint space and thoroughly clean
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| 1st Floor Ste 115 | Office/Retail | 2,972-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. Landlord will design and build to suit.
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| 1st Floor Ste 116 | Office/Retail | 1,831-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. The space abuts the new roadway tied to the community park. Landlord will design and build to suit.
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| 1st Floor Ste 117 | Office/Retail | 1,180-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. The space has been ear-marked for a coffee shop but Landlord is flexible on any use. The space abuts the new roadway tied to the community park as well as the new patio and additional parking area. Opportunity for abundant natural light through windows and/or roll up doors. Landlord will design and build to suit.
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| 1st Floor Ste 118 | Office/Retail | 1,948-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. The space abuts the new roadway tied to the community park as well as the new patio and additional parking area.
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| 1st Floor Ste 119A | Office/Retail | 2,154-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. The space abuts the new roadway tied to the community park as well as the new patio and additional parking area.
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| 1st Floor Ste 119B | Office/Retail | 1,866-13,422 SF | Rate Upon Request | |
This suite has been demolished to allow a white box for the next tenant who occupies it. The space abuts the new roadway tied to the community park as well as the new patio and additional parking area.
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Shenango Commons, fka Lawrence Village Plaza, is a completely redeveloped center including approximately a 190,000 strip plaza, 90,000 sf stand-alone, fully sprinklered building with loading dock and four out parcels, three of which are developed and occupied by restaurants. The plaza has been subdivided to effectively parcel out portions, if desired. Concrete curbing and islands have been added to delineate roadways and parking specifically allocated to each parcel as well as provide some much needed green space. Parcels 1-3 are stand-alone, established and operational restaurants. Parcel 4 is a 1 acre cleared and paved lot awaiting development. Parcel 5 is a 90,000 stand-alone fully sprinklered building with private loading dock that was formerly a K-mart. The building was meticulously maintained but did require and receive a new roof over a small portion. The exterior has been cleaned and repainted and is in great shape. Parcel 6 is a 40,000 sf portion of the strip plaza with approximately 150 dedicated parking spaces. This portion of the plaza has yet to receive the majority of the plaza upgrades. Parcel 7 is a 62,250 sf portion of the strip plaza that is undergoing heavy renovation. In three months, occupancy has gone from around 15% to 80%. Parcel 8 was the first point of renovation for the developer. Parcel 8 renovations included new exterior pole lights, new canopy roof, new concealed downspouts, upgraded storm water management, new columns, new sidewalks, new storefronts, new signage, new flashing, new paint and additional parking. In addition to these upgrades, a portion of the building was torn down to allow a roadway through to the Township Park behind the plaza. Occupancy has gone from 20% to about 85% in the span of about one year. The park is free to the public and has been upgraded substantially in the last couple of years. The roadway that connects to the park will continue through to future development and out to another main road.
Michael Wish
Wish Development
Michael Wish
Wish Development
