描述

Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. ("JLL") is pleased to offer the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the GetGo Café + Market (“GetGo”) located at 265 Highland Road, Macedonia, OH (the "Property" or "Asset"). GetGo currently operates under an absolute NNN lease with ±9.6 years of remaining term.The lease includes eight, 5-year renewal options with 2.5% escalations and zero landlord responsibilities.

GetGo is a national convenience and gas chain with 278 locations across Indiana, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. GetGo’s parent, Alimentation Couche-Tard, boasts a robust BBB+ (stable) credit-rating per S&P.

Broker of Record: Jon Vanderplough

OH License No. 2005015674

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特性

建築物面積 (淨面積)

6,125 平方呎

使用／出租率

100%

落成年份

2015

土地面積

4.87 英畝

WAULT

9.5 年

媒體

投資亮點

Strong Parent Company Backing: GetGo operates as a subsidiary of Alimentation Couche-Tard, an investment-grade (BBB+) global convenience and fuel operator with approximately 17,300 locations worldwide.
Long-Term Absolute NNN Lease with Extension Options: The Property is secured by an absolute NNN lease with ±9.5 years of remaining term, zero landlord responsibilities, and eight 5-year renewal options.
Prime Cleveland MSA Location with Strong Traffic Counts: Positioned directly off Exit 18 on Interstate 271 at the signalized intersection of Highland Road and Ohio State Route 8, the Property benefits from combined visibility to more than 84,000 VPD.
Affluent Demographics & Strong Consumer Base: The surrounding trade area includes more than 64,000 residents within a 5-mile radius, supported by average household incomes exceeding $145K, driving strong daily convenience retail demand.
Strategically Located Within a Major Midwest Logistics Corridor: Macedonia serves as a key industrial and logistics hub with immediate access to major thoroughfares for local and regional connectivity, sitting within a one-day drive of Cleveland, Akron, Pittsburgh, and Detroit.
Strong Retail & Community Demand Drivers: The Property is located less than one mile from Macedonia Commons, a 600,000+ SF regional power center anchored by Walmart, Home Depot, Kohl’s, and Cinemark, and is further supported by nearby schools, expanding commercial development, and ongoing economic investment throughout the Macedonia submarket.