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Multi-Tenant, Retail, 7.65% cap, $24,750,000, wealthy suburb of Oklahoma City

$24,750,000

18 East 33rd Street, Edmond, OK 73013

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Last Updated: 07/31/2025

7.65

Cap Rate

1,895,000

NOI

Details:
Cap Rate:    7.65%
NOI:    $1,895,000
Building Size:    160,818 sqft
Lot Area:    15.01 acres
Occupancy:    98%
Class:    B
Lease Type:    Triple Net
Year Built:    1995
Price Per Sqft:    $154
Zoning:    E-1. Retail General Commercial
Tenancy:    Multiple
Parking Spots:    810
Year Last Renovated:    2020
Gross Leaseable Area:    160,818
Construction Status:    Existing
Parking Ratio:    4.841
Roof:    TPO
HVAC:    RTU's
Floor:    concrete
Highlights:
  • Metropolitan areas busiest intersection
  • 68% of the revenue generated by nationally known tenant
  • 58% of the revenue generated by publicly traded retailers
  • Outstanding retail sales from long term tenants
  • No near term lease expirations
  • Below market rents (page 22 of the confidential offering memorandum)
  • Above market cap rate (page 21 of the confidential offering memorandum)
Description:

Edmond Crossing is located on the SEQ of 33rd & the Broadway Extension. The metropolitan areas highest trafficked intersection with over 66,000 vehicles per day. The signalized entrance to Edmond Crossing experiences nearly 30,000 vehicles per day. Chick-Fil-A (not part of offering) sits on 2 pads at the centers main entrance and is doubling their drive-thru capacity (April 2023). This benefits the center by producing greater visitor counts to the center without impeding visibility to the in-line shops. They are joined by Taco Bell (not part of sale) and McDonald's. Investors may wish to lower their basis in the center by selling the McDonald's pad at a premium cap rate. The asking price supports a cap rate slightly better than market (comparable sales pages 18-20). The NOI is supported by rents which are 16% below market (page 21). The investor who acquire Edmond Crossing will experience an immediate equity gain with additional near term value add opportunities by purchasing the center at a discounted cap rate based on below market rents while having the option to immediately capitalize on the McDonald's ground lease at a substantial premium over its acquisition cost.

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