HOW TO: Selecting a Retail Shopping Center Location Between Bethlehem and Philadelphia Pennsylvania

July 16, 2012 - PRLog -- A retail shopping center between Bethlehem and Philadelphia Pennsylvania is usually a site deliberately selected by a developer for its easy access to pull customers from a specific trade area. It has on-site parking as a common feature of the layout and usually the amount of parking space is directly related to the retail and geographic area. Customers enjoy the retail shopping center’s convenience. They have the ability to drive in, park and walk to their preferred location/destination in relative safety and speed. Some retail shopping centers provide protection from weather, and most provide an atmosphere created for shopping comfort. For the customer, the retail shopping center location has amassed great appeal.

This gem of an investment opportunity has all of the components, (mentioned above) and makes this the go-to center in the local region. Think of this Bethlehem Pike retail shopping center as “New Development”, where a great deal of upgrades will take place in the neighboring area making this an outstanding retail location.  There is ample parking, and an ingress and egress from Bethlehem Pike (Route 309 North). There is excellent visibility and prominent signage, both monument and pylon to increase overall responsiveness and awareness.

“Our Reputation is built on our Customers’ Satisfaction!”

Jack Intrator, a Retail & Restaurant Leasing Specialist, is leading potential investors with his many years of experience. “I am proud to introduce a new array of commercial opportunities yielding positive results” says Jack. “Options change frequently depending on demand and market conditions so the time to act is now!”

Jack brings his many contacts from all parts of the retail leasing spectrum including ICSC, IREM, NAR, NRA, and many associates throughout the brokerage community.

What Jack does is pretty simple, not taking pocket listings like so many others do, he immediately invites every broker in the industry to participate, bring a tenant and share in the commission.  Most brokers will call on everyone they know, every contact that they or their other team members know, before putting out to the market. But this way of holding, really only services the brokerage company and not the client. Jack believes in achieving results and ensures sharing of a commission if it is warranted.  Jack says “It’s the right approach and the right thing to do. The job is to bring in qualified tenants and make the right economic deal from the outset.”

Consider this your formal invite, bring the right tenant and share the commission.

All Brokers Welcome!

Property Address:  1691 – 1699 N Bethlehem Pike, Hatfield, Pennsylvania 19440

GLA: 27,062 Square Feet

Land Area: 165,528 Square Feet

Year Built: 1986

Parking: 93

Property Type: General Retail

Demographics (5 Mile Radius):

-          2009 Total Population: 130,386

-          2009 Total Number of Households: 52,807

-          2009 Average Household Income: $83,431

-          2009 Total Daytime Population: 97,259

Excellent opportunity for many retail/office uses:

• 2,000 SF and 4,000 SF end cap (divisible to 2,000 SF)

• Highly visible with digital and individual pylon signage opportunities

• Dedicated parking for 93 vehicles

• Corner property located at Route 309 and Swartley Road

• Located on heavily traveled Route 309/Bethlehem Pike with 42,000 VPD

• Retail trade area servicing Montgomeryville to Quakertown

• Close to retail, businesses and minutes to Pennsylvania Turnpike

• Asking rent is $12.50 SF/NNN


Contact Information:

Jack W. Intrator CPM, RAM, ARM

Retail & Restaurant Leasing Specialist

Tenant Representation and Negotiation

Commercial Real Estate and Investment Sales

Mallin Panchelli Nadel Realty, Inc.

Direct: (267) 238 -1716

Cell:  (610)-805-3849
LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jackintrator4retaillocations

Blog:  http://nomaedigganadda.wordpress.com/

jintrator@mpnrealty.com

adiner1676@aol.com