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Unknown For Lease • 2,500+ SF
| Name | Space Use | Size | Rent | Details |
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| 1st Floor Ste 215 | Retail | 2,500 SF | $11.00 USD/SF/YR | |
This is the last remaining space in a former Kmart, currently Kroger's, CVS, Advance Auto, and many other tenant included shopping center, located at the Elkview exit of Interstate 79, approximately 9 miles from Charleston, the state capital. The space is 25' x 100' and contains 2500 ft.² and formerly was a successful RadioShack, however they closed a lot of stores. The owners of the shopping center would prefer to have a Chinese restaurant, however they will look at anything in order to keep the space occupied. If a restaurant goes in, there are tables and booths and chairs galore stored in the space that can be separately negotiated.
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| 1st Floor Ste 219 | Retail | 6,500 SF | $12.00 USD/SF/YR | |
This space has been occupied by goodwill in the for many years. They recently moved to a much larger location within the shopping center. They traded 6500 ft.² for 15,000 ft.². This space is in good condition ready for the next tenant. It measures 50 feet across and 130 feet deep and contains 6500 ft.² it would not take very much to upgrade the space, more than likely the largest expense would be to strip and wax and seal the floor. It has an overhead door in the rear for product delivery and a partition about three quarters of the way back for storage of merchandise not on the shelves. The shopping center is extremely popular and has been for 30 years. When this space is finally leased, except for the Kmart which is under option right now, the entire shopping center save a former 2500 square-foot RadioShack suite will be totally occupied
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This shopping center has been a fixture in the Elkview area north of Charleston for over 30 years. With the extremely high cost of preparing land for development, there is very little likelihood that any competitive shopping centers will be built in the future in the area. It is simply too expensive. For that reason, this is a focal point for a 25 mile radius going up the elk River and through the various streams in the watershed. The shopping center is almost full and, following the closure of the Kmart, there have been numerous offers to take that space and make something major out of it. Plans are currently underway to repurpose the Kmart space. When that happens, and the very small 2500 square-foot former RadioShack space leases, and this space leases, the entire shopping center will be full. The steakhouse which had been on shaky ground for many years time is now under lease to a franchisee of Wings, etc., and they hope to open within the next 60 days with a sitdown restaurant which also is a sports bar. That type of facility is much welcomed in the Elkview area, as there are very few sitdown restaurants nearby. It is the likely best addition to the shopping center that is come along in quite a while. The 2500 sf space was formerly Radio Shack. The 6500 sf space was formerly Goodwill Industries, who did a very good business in the SC, and escalated from 6500 sf to 15,000,sf. by moving around the corner. The smaller space was closed down by Radio Shack, which closed most of their stores. Anyone that is taking this space would likely do good business because of the demographics of the area.
| The best thing about this space is the shopping center has been successful for 35 years |
| Airport | Drive | Walk | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Virginia International Yeager | 20 min | - | 10.8 mi |
Jon Cavendish
Realcorp, LLC
Jon Cavendish
Realcorp, LLC
