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***$11,000 for rent + NNN
Prime retail/office opportunity at one of Downriver’s busiest intersections! This 11,000 SF freestanding commercial building sits prominently on the signalized corner of Telegraph & Eureka Road in Taylor, offering exceptional visibility and traffic exposure (40,000 + VPD). Formerly a Dollar General, the property features an existing drive-through, high ceilings, a large open floor plan, and flexible configurations allowing it to be divided for multiple tenants or leased as a single-user building. Versatile mixed-use property featuring flexible unit configurations, with the option to split the space to accommodate multiple users or tailored tenant needs. $1 per square foot.
Ideal for: national or local retailers, restaurants, medical or dental offices, pharmacy, fitness studio, church, or showroom use. The site provides ample parking, multiple ingress/egress point...
Ideal for: national or local retailers, restaurants, medical or dental offices, pharmacy, fitness studio, church, or showroom use. The site provides ample parking, multiple ingress/egress points, monument and building signage opportunities, and sits among major anchors such as Meijer, Kroger, Planet Fitness, and several quick-service brands.
Highlights:
11,084 SF freestanding building
Drive-through window with stacking lane
Divisible floor plan (can be split into smaller suites)
High-traffic corridor – Telegraph Rd & Eureka Rd
Ample surface parking & strong visibility
Zoned commercial/mixed-use
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