Building was built in the late 40's and originally a sub station for White Star Laundry.

It was www.thatfurniturestore.com on Greenville since 2000.

I've been the tenant for over 8 years and currently hold the lease with a 4 year option.  I'm looking for a joint venture with full intent of selling my position which in turn allows the new occupant to become the leasee for the building. 

I have a unique concept.  I'm also interested in your plan and wanting to find an investor for a joint venture agreement.   

If your thinking about a bar or don't have the money there's no reason to read further.

My Lease Buy-out is $25K.

Currently the lease is $2,400 a month, my furniture contacts and a location that has immediate traffic. The lease will could possible increase from 5-10% mid next year for the lease term.

This would allow a transition on the lease and up to negotiated term with a possible option for the same.

Why would someone buy me out of my lease?

Pros:

Great Location

Have over $40K in improvements

Approximately 1,700 sq. ft. inside

Existing Clientele

Featuring Concrete floors

Beautiful Red Brick

Natural Wood Beams

Possible Large Patio Area

Two restrooms

Valet parking fees can generate $500 or more a month.

Would make a great coffee shop, retail, office or cash cow as a take out!

With this you can pick two of the following domain names:

www.thatfurniturestore.com

www.greenvillegrocery.com

www.3723greeville.com

www.pizzeriaclassico.com

Cons:

Zoning CR-2 with dry overlay which means no alcohol.

Limited Parking and needs to be Quick Service.

Next to one of the busiest Starbucks (Gloria's got the lease and I really don't have a clue why they are closing this one down) in town.

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