$1 Auction - Former Outback Steakhouse | 51K VPD

Highlights:

• Freestanding Former Outback Steakhouse Available at Significant Discount Below Replacement Cost
• Prime Highway Visibility on I-75 with ±50K VPD Traffic Counts
• Close Proximity to Walmart, Lowe’s, Best Buy, Michaels, Sheetz Distribution, Kohl’s Distribution, Findlay High School, and University of Findlay
• Busy Highway Exit with 8 Hotels and Numerous Restaurants including Texas Roadhouse, Chipotle, Culvers, Dennys, Cracker Barrel, Bob Evans, Waffle House, and More
• Strong Demographics with Annual Household Income of ±$90,079 in a 5-Mile Radius
• Zoned C-2, General Commercial with a Variety of Commercial Uses
• Absolute $1 Auction – NO RESERVE!

Description:

RI Marketplace Online Auction April 28-30, 2025
Register to bid on Marketplace:

https://rimarketplace.com/auction/2422/1-auction-former-outback-steakhouse-51k-vpd?utm_source=brevitas&utm_medium=listing&utm_campaign=external&utm_content=retail_2422

CBRE and Marcus & Millichap are pleased to present a vacant, free-standing former Outback Steakhouse restaurant located at 930 Interstate Drive in Findlay, Ohio (the “Property”). The Property is being offered significantly below replacement cost, providing an excellent opportunity for owner/users or investors to acquire a highly visible and strategically positioned asset at a significant discount.

Built in 1999, the Property consists of a one-story, free-standing retail building containing ±6,132 gross square feet, with 128 parking spaces, on a ±1.777-acre parcel. The site offers exceptional visibility on I-75 (±51,433 VPD) and direct access from Interstate Drive. Zoned “C-2” General Commercial, the Property benefits from flexible zoning allowances that support a wide variety of uses.

Findlay, located in northwest Ohio, is the county seat of Hancock County and a regional economic hub with a strong manufacturing and logistics presence. With a population of approximately 39,000 residents, Findlay is strategically located along Interstate 75, a critical north-south transportation corridor that connects Detroit to Cincinnati, making it highly attractive for industrial development, distribution centers, and a regional hub for retail. The immediate trade area features both national and regional retailers, including Walmart, Lowe’s, Best Buy, Dunham’s Sports, Michaels along with a plethora of both QSRs and hospitality properties that drive consistent consumer traffic to the area. The Property also benefits from a strong residential base, with ±54,514 residents with an average household income of ±$90,079 in a 5-mile trade area, further enhancing the area’s retail potential.

Thomas Seaman
Auctioneer
License: 2007000016

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