Storefronts, strip centers, restaurant space and net-lease investments — find the retail location that puts your business in front of the right customers.
Retail real estate ranges from single street-front storefronts to large shopping centers anchored by national tenants. Location, visibility, traffic count and co-tenancy all drive retail value more directly than in most other property types. Net-lease retail — single-tenant buildings leased to a national brand — has become a popular category for investors seeking predictable, long-term income.
Daily vehicle or foot traffic past the property
Linear feet facing the street — drives visibility
Co-tenants in a shopping center and how they draw customers
Asking rate per square foot for the space
For net-lease and investment retail properties
Search by location, size and traffic count to find storefronts that fit your concept and budget.
Review cap rate and lease terms on net-lease and multi-tenant retail investment opportunities.
List a retail property or shopping center and reach qualified retail tenants and investors.
Market retail listings with AI-generated highlights that lead with location and traffic.
Search retail space using plain language — location, size, and use.
Improve an existing retail listing's title and description to attract more qualified interest.
New retail listings are matched against buyers and investors already in a broker's pipeline.
A net-lease retail property is typically a single-tenant building — often a national chain — where the tenant pays some or all of the property's operating expenses in addition to rent, making it a lower-management investment.
Retail-specific details like traffic count and frontage are part of the listing record and are included in search and AI Property Search once public search is live for your account.
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