Fifth Third Bank Ground Lease
Single Tenant Ground Lease | Lexington, SC
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Furman Capital Advisors is pleased to present a brand-new Fifth Third Bank Absolute Net Ground Lease investment in Lexington, SC.
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Zero Landlord Responsibilities: This attractive Absolute Net Ground Lease structure leaves the Landlord with no maintenance, insurance, or property tax obligations, offering a truly passive investment.
Investment-Grade Tenant: The Tenant, Fifth Third Bank, N.A., is one of the nation's leading regional financial institutions, generating approximately $9.0 billion in 2025 revenue and operating an extensive network of more than 1,100 branch locations and 2,400 ATMs across the United States, underscoring the tenant's strong brand recognition and long-term operating scale.
Strong Lease Terms: 15 years remaining on the initial lease term with an additional 20 years in option periods, along with the scheduled 10% rent increases every five years, ensure long-term reliable income and cash flow stability.
Prime Retail Corridor: Strategically located on Platt Springs Road (±19,300 VPD) near its intersection with S. Lake Drive (±28,300 VPD), the Property benefits from strong traffic counts and is surrounded by a dense concentration of national retailers, restaurants, and daily-needs businesses that drive consistent consumer traffic and long-term retail demand.
Excellent Demographics: With a 5-mile population density of ±63,945 people and a respective average household income of $100,767, this property is ideally situated for excellent customer exposure through its proximity to a large and affluent customer base.
Rapidly Developing Market: Columbia, South Carolina's capital city, has gained recognition as a prime destination and rapidly growing city, attracting major employers like Scout Motors, Michelin, Samsung, Prisma Health, BlueCross BlueShield, Aflac, and many more.
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