Pinecrest Place | Whole Foods | Retail | Restaurants

JOIN WHOLE FOODS MARKET AND TARGET IN ONE 

OF SOUTHEAST FLORIDA’S BEST TRADE AREAS

■ Second-to-none anchor lineup with a high-volume Target and a brand new, flagship Whole Foods store with estimated annual anchor sales of over $100 million

■ Considered one of the best trade areas in Southeast Florida, with: average household incomes of $131,000 population of 97,000 and daytime population of 121,000 in a three-mile radius

■ Strong traffic counts on US-1 (S Dixie Highway) with 92,000 vehicles per day

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SPACE	TENANT	SF
A101	AVAILABLE	2,800
A104	AVAILABLE	2,000
A106	AVAILABLE	1,400
A107	AVAILABLE	1,400
A108	AVAILABLE	1,400
B101	AVAILABLE	2,100
B104	AVAILABLE	1,400
B105	AVAILABLE	1,400
B106	AVAILABLE	1,400
B107	AVAILABLE	2,400
100	TARGET	0
200	WHOLE FOODS	46,010
300	BANK	3,142
B103	NOIRE THE NAIL BAR	2,800

Building A - $65 psf + $14.59psf

Building B - $55 psf + $14.59 psf

Jacksonville-based Regency Centers (NYSE: REG) said it would spend $16.4 million to build a 70,000-square-foot retail center on the outskirts of the 173,000-square-foot Target store at 7800 S.W. 104th Street, which fronts heavily trafficked U.S. 1/South Dixie Highway. Pinecrest Regency, an affiliate of the national shopping center REIT, signed a ground lease with Target on part of that site in 2016.

Regency Centers said the shopping center, known as Pincrest Place, has a 46,000-square-foot lease with Whole Foods Market. The company expects to complete construction in the second quarter of 2018.

“Pinecrest Place is an ideal blend of best-in-quality anchors with substantial parking, and visibility from the heavily traveled US-1 commercial corridor south of Miami,” said Paul Maxwell, VP of investments for Regency Centers. “The shopping experience will be a powerful reflection of the lifestyles and wants of the affluent communities surrounding the shopping center, providing a superior anchor lineup with complimentary restaurants and small shop retail.”

According to Regency Centers, the surrounding daytime population of more than 120,000 residents has an average household income exceeding $130,000.