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McDonald’s, City Market, Speedway, Pagosa Urgent Care and Pagosa Inn & Suites are few of many nearby businesses that assist in driving traffic to the location. Village Center features a sustainable mix of local tenants that consists of an accounting firm, private practice therapist, nail salon, storage, land surveyor, coffee shop, restaurants and more. Suites within the building consist mostly of storefront retail along the main floor in addition to office space that spans between the main and second floors. Most tenants are on modified net leases that feature annual escalations, which creates an attractive hedge against inflation. Most expenses are passed through to the tenants and the building is nearly fully-occupied. However, there remains upside for the prospective investor to add value by increasing the occupancy or through restructuring leases. The building currently features on-site management who is willing to stay on.
Pagosa Springs is surrounded by the San Juan Mountains. Traversing through the town of Pagosa Springs is the San Juan River, which has numerous tributaries that provide access to hot springs, which have led to the town’s reputation as a year-long tourist destination. Village Center is situated halfway between two major points of interest for tourists – the Wolf Creek Ski Area approximately 30 miles to the Northeast and the Navajo State Park approximately 35 miles to the Southeast. Pagosa Springs is less than a 3-hour drive from Santa Fe and less than a 5-hour drive from Colorado Springs allowing it to serve as a logical stopping point for tourists who wish to explore the Southwest.
- Turn-Key Investment Opportunity – Property is currently fully occupied with potential for on-site management to remain in place for the out-of-state owner
- Recent Improvements – Back deck replaced, exterior walls painted, and roof partially replaced in 2021.
- Low-Cost Energy – Solar panels installed in 2016 provide power to building, thus limiting expenditures on energy
- Desirable Proximity – Location along main retail corridor drives traffic to location
- Diverse Tenant Mix – Strong mix of local tenants with office and retail needs; Limited supply of like product within submarket promotes likelihood of renewal
- Tourist Location – Proximity to Wolf Creek Ski Area and location along San Juan River promotes year-long tourism, which stimulates the local economy and drives traffic to location
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