1687-1697 Oregon Pike

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1687-1697 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601

For Lease

2,000 SF

1687-1697 Oregon Pike

1687-1697 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601

For Lease

2,000 SF

Property Details

Building Size:

13,330 SF

Total Lot Size:

1.55 Acres

Property Type:

Strip Center

Price:

$24.00/SF

Vacant Space:

2,000 SF

Tenancy:

Multi

Traffic Counts:

Oregon Pike: 20,000 VPD
Route 30: 120,000 VPD

Population:

1 Miles: 7,780
3 Miles: 105,640
5 Miles: 174,077

Building Status:

Existing

NNN PSF:

$4.16

JOIN:

Doceo, Mattress Warehouse, York Traditions Bank

Project Description

1687-1697 Oregon Pike is a 13,300 square-foot multi-tenant retail building centrally located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, situated at a signalized intersection along Oregon Pike (Route 272). The site is in close proximity to other national retailers including, Giant, Primanti Brother’s, Whole Foods, Target, PF Changs, and Nordstrom Rack, just to name a few. This project is along one of the main thoroughfares in the market making it a desirable location.

Location Description:

1687-1697 Oregon Pike is strategically positioned with significant frontage along one of the market’s primary retail corridors, Oregon Pike. The building benefits from the high-volume traffic flow of Oregon Pike and Route 30. Oregon Pike is one of the area’s focal points for retail and provides consumers access to Route 30, which is the main East/West roadway in the area. With the high concentration of traffic driven by the surrounding anchor tenants, the site pulls from not just the immediate trade area, but the surrounding market points as well.

Trade Area Description:

Adding to the stability of the project, 1687-1697 Oregon Pike shows a 20-minute drive time demographic of over 272,512 people with household incomes of more than $85,140 and daytime employment demographics equally as strong with 169,684. The demographics within a 10-mile radius include 325,140 people in 127,595 homes, a labor force of 187,448 with an average household income of $84,990. The area’s growth since 2000 has increased over 16.7% with 21,344 new homes.