Goodyear

Highlights:

• Established National Automotive Tenant: Goodyear (NASDAQ: GT) is a publicly traded company with a globally recognized brand and a longstanding presence in the tire and automotive service industry. The lease features a corporate tenant, with Goodyear reporting $18.2 billion in revenue and an S&P credit rating of B+.
• Long Term NNN Lease: Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Center has 10+ years remaining on an NNN lease & 10% rent increases every 5 years.
• Essential Commercial Fleet Service Facility: Specialized commercial tire and service center supporting trucking, regional delivery, agricultural, construction, and other commercial fleets. Services include new and retread tire sales, tire repair, wheel refurbishing, foam fill, and off-the-road tire services, supporting the region’s transportation, logistics, and industrial operations.
• Accessible Commercial Location: Positioned along Service Drive in Winona, providing convenient access to local customers and surrounding commercial and industrial areas.
• Strong Demographics: 3-mile average household income of $92,545 and 5-mile population of 30,757.
• Strong Regional Employment Base: Winona supports a diverse economy anchored by manufacturing, healthcare, education and transportation, with major employers including Fastenal, Winona Health and Winona State University.
• Established Southeast Minnesota Market: Winona is home to Winona State University, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, and Minnesota State College Southeast, with a combined enrollment of approximately 12,800 students, and is located approximately 120 miles from Minneapolis–St. Paul.

Description:

Winona, Minnesota, is a scenic Mississippi River community in southeastern Minnesota, known for its historic downtown, beautiful riverfront setting and strong educational presence. Surrounded by the dramatic limestone bluffs of the Driftless Area, Winona offers a distinctive combination of natural beauty, cultural attractions and small-city charm. Located along the Mississippi River, the city benefits from regional transportation connections and access to nearby communities in Minnesota and western Wisconsin, making it an appealing place to live, work and visit.

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