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IHOP | Large TX Operator | Abs NNN Lease

$2,304,000

3300 West Highway 44, Alice, TX 78332

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Last Updated: 05/05/2025

4,322 sqft

Building Size

1.22 acres

Lot Area

Details:
Building Size:    4,322 sqft
Lot Area:    1.22 acres
Units:    1
Year Built:    2015
Highlights:
  • Absolute Net Lease - No Landlord Responsibilities
  • 10% rental increases every 5 years
  • Legacy IHOP operator in TX (see page 11)
  • IHOP corporate recently hand-picked operator to debut IHOP/Applebee’s dual concept
  • Long-term lease with multiple renewal options to extend lease term and historical occupancy
  • Large 1.22 acre parcel
  • Tenant: globally-recognized IHOP brand / DINE brands (NYSE: DIN)
  • Adjacent to Walmart Supercenter-anchored center
  • Surrounded by strong traffic drivers including top-ranked Whataburger, high-traffic H-E-B (2.1m annual visitors), Christus Spohn Hospital, Alice High School (1,300+ students), and Alice Country Club
  • Famous King Ranch: 20 miles south of subject property
  • Naval Air Station Kingsville: 23 miles south of subject property
  • NALF Orange Grove Airport (U.S. Naval Airfield): 15 miles north of subject property
Description:

Texas Broker of Record... BRUCE FRANKEL ... TREC RE License: 9000477

Faris Lee Investments is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in an Absolute NNN-leased, 1.22-acre IHOP investment property in Texas. The absolute net lease structure ensures zero landlord responsibilities, with 10% rental increases every five years providing a natural hedge against inflation and boosting return on investment. The lease is backed by a rare personal guaranty from a legacy IHOP operator, which ensures lasting income security. The IHOP operator at this location is a seasoned multi-unit franchisee with over 30 years of success and 37+ restaurant locations across Texas. Nearby community drivers include King Ranch, Naval Air Station Kingsville, and NALF Orange Grove.

Alice serves as the county seat of Jim Wells County in South
Texas, under 50 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. Situated at
the crossroads of highways US 281, state 44, and state 359,
Alice has a convenient, central location. Established in 1888,
Alice is named after Alice, the daughter of rancher Richard
King. Alice has a poulation of 19,010 and Jim Wells County
is home to 39,786. Alice’s median household income is just
under $35,000. Alice is a hub for oil drilling and production,
and transportation, with several oil and trucking companies
based in Alice, giving it its nickanme “The Hub City of South
Texas.”

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