Mexico's South Plaza
South Plaza is a new 3-acre mini mall located at 3600 South Clark Street (on busy Business Highway 54 South). It is an attractive location and modern facility with great "curb appeal!" Phase 2 of the mini mall has recently been completed, and three 1,200 to 1,500 square-foot spaces are available to lease NOW or you can lease larger spaces up to a full 4,000 square feet. About 1 acre of undeveloped land is available. For the right business, South Plaza will construct a building to suit your requirements, or the area is available for sale. The location would be perfect for a new restaurant.
South Plaza has easy access for cars to enter and exit the facility, plenty of parking and excellent visibility from the highway. According to the Missouri Highway Department's "average daily traffic assessment" for Business Highway 54 South, 16,000 vehicles pass by South Plaza per day. This is the busiest highway in Mexico.
Located in the booming southern corridor of Mexico, South Plaza is next door to the Teal Lake Inn (Best Western) and 1/2 mile from the new Wal-Mart Super Center. The first phase of development, shown in the photo below right, has 5,500 square feet of space and all three portions of Phase 1 are full.
Phase 2 is shown in the left photo above. Three 1,200 to 1,500 square foot spaces are available now. About 1 acre of undeveloped land between Teal Lake Inn and South Plaza is available to be purchased, or South Plaza will construct a building to suit your requirements.
LEASING DETAILS
Location:
36xx S. Clark St., Mexico, MO.
Rate:
Quadruple net lease. Lessee makes monthly lease payments and one annual payment for their portion of common area maintenance, water/sewer and trash service, insurance and real estate taxes. Call (573) 581-2446.
Term:
Three- or five-year lease, renewable.
Utilities:
Gas and electric utilities are paid by the lessee.
Benefits:
- South Plaza supplies a trash dumpster and three parking spaces at the rear of the building.
- The building is equipped with high efficiency heating and air conditioning units and is constructed with a high R-value. This combination will keep utility costs low!
- Quadruple net leases bill you at the end of each year for property tax, insurance, common area maintenance, and water/sewer and trash service.
- There are more than 16,000 cars passing the plaza each day which will optimize your business' growth potential.
- The plaza has easy access for cars to enter and exit the facility, plenty of parking, excellent visibility and "curb appeal."
- The grounds are decorated with seasonal themes. They are meticulously groomed and maintained.
- Your business would add beauty to the plaza and the plaza would be a positive representation for your business, enhancing your business' appearance, success and growth. (Each business relocating to South Plaza has experienced growth.)
- At night, the lamp lighting gives the plaza an attractive feel that keeps your business visible to passing cars throughout the night.
- South Plaza advertises using a billboard. Each business has the option of participating. The wrap is rotated on a monthly basis to various high-traffic locations around the Mexico area (Highway 54, Business Highway 54, Highway 15, Highway 22, etc.) The cost is divided evenly among the businesses, reducing the advertising to a fraction of what it would be otherwise.
- A mail kiosk has been installed for businesses at South Plaza. Businesses can now pick up mail and parcels at the mailbox kiosk, and they can leave outgoing mail for daily pickup.
Interior:
Each unit's restroom includes ceiling, finished but unpainted Sheetrock® and all plumbing fixtures. All of the exterior walls in the space are finished but unpainted Sheetrock®. The lessee pays for the labor and materials necessary to renovate the interior of the facility to meet the needs of the business (construction and placement of interior walls, electrical wiring and receptacles, ceiling tile, duct work, flooring, wall covering, etc.).
For more information call: Jim Murphy at (573) 581-2446, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT.
