900 South Hartmann Drive, Lebanon, TN 37090

Now leasing at 900 S. Hartmann Drive, Lebanon, TN – a brand-new retail strip center strategically positioned in the heart of Lebanon’s dominant retail corridor. Moe’s Southwest Grill has committed to one end cap space, while Swig will occupy a standalone outlot. A prime end cap with drive-thru is available, offering high visibility and traffic counts. This development benefits from anchor shadow positioning, surrounded by top-performing retailers. Home Depot and In-N-Out Burger are already in market, with Sam’s Club and Target coming soon – creating a powerhouse trade area and exceptional retail synergy.

900 South Hartmann Drive is situated in Lebanon, Tennessee — the fastest-growing city in Wilson County — within one of the region's top retail corridors. The site enjoys exposure to 24,000+ vehicles per day on South Hartmann Drive, offering high visibility and gateway access to a trade area that’s expanding rapidly. In addition, the area is recording strong population and economic growth (approximately 3.8-4% annually), making it a compelling opportunity for retailers.

Lebanon boasts a median age of about 36 years, a rising median household income (recently over $71,000), and a marketplace supported by over 42,000 residents, with consistent inward migration fueling demand for retail, dining, and service offerings.

Retail neighbors include Home Depot and In-N-Out, which are already established, with major anchors Sam’s Club and Target coming soon. This provides strong anchor shadow benefits, drawing regional traffic and creating synergy for tenants at 900 S. Hartmann.

Located with convenient access to Interstate 40 and well-positioned for both local residents and pass-through traffic, the property is ideally placed for daily-use and destination retail.

Located just off I-40 which has 46,000+ VPD, this property is an ideal spot for retail or restaurant tenants. With ample parking and a flexible layout, this location presents an unbeatable opportunity for businesses seeking to make a mark in the Lebanon market.