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PLANTATION, FL
34,431 SF Retail Strip Center Investment Opportunity
Plantation Village
Shopping Center
Broward Boulevard
Site Description/
Frontage Primary frontage of +/- 216 feet along Broward Parking 208 spaces of which 7 are designated as
Boulevard, a 6-lane major east/west artery in handicap parking.
Broward County. Secondary frontage of +/- 323 (6.04 spaces per/1,000 SF).
feet is along NW 53rd Avenue. The property is
bound to the south by Broward Boulevard, a Citgo Zoning B-1P (Neighborhood Business - City of Plantation)
gas station, and to the west by NW 53rd Avenue, to
the north by residential development and the east Flood Zone According to FEMA’s National Flood
by the Florida Turnpike. Insurance Program Community Panel
Number 12011C0214F, the Property is located in
Zone “AH”, an area determined to be in the 100-
year flood plan.
Folio #: 50-41-02-01-0230
Land Assessment: $545,510
Bldg. Assessment: N/A
Total Assessment: $545,510
Real Estate Taxes: $10,797
Pedestrian Doors Front entrance doors are metal frame with insert
glass panels, handles and weather striping. Rear
entrance doors are of metal with metal frame.
Walls - Gypsum wallboard taped, and sanded on Restrooms - Each tenant space is improved with one
metal studs. Painted or textured finishes. restroom, consisting of a toilet and lavatory.
5225 D
5225 C
5225 B
5243
5241
5239
5237
5235
5231
5229
5227
5223A Inches Away
5223B Anderson Design Studio’s
5225A Realty Pros of Florida
5225 A 5225B Ft. Lauderdale Power Squadron
5225C Debbie’s School Uniforms
5223 B 5225D Pink Pussycat Florist
5227 Princess Salon
ike
5223 A
5229 Twice But Nice
Turnp
5221 B 5231 My Foxy Lady
NW 53rd Avenue
lorida
5237 Barbara Sunshine
5217
5239 Speedy Printing Express
5241 State Farm Insurance
The F
5215
5213 5243 Pink Pussycat Florist
5211
5209
FLORIDA
CITGO TURNPIKE
5207
N/I
5201
W. Broward Boulevard
Business prospers in the City of Plantation as they boast one of the lowest
millage rates in the county, and a well educated and technology savvy
workforce. Additionally, the city government is committed to business
district redevelopment, neighborhood improvement, and increasing
Plantation’s desirability without comprising its quality of life.
The demographics of the area change from a lower to middle income Along the nearly two mile stretch on Broward Boulevard from the subject
neighborhood along US 441 to the east, to a middle to upper middle property (at Florida’s Turnpike) to University Drive is only a handful of
income neighborhood west of the Florida Turnpike. Families have lived multi-tenant retail centers. Broward Boulevard is a major arterial in this
in the neighborhoods surrounding the subject property for many years region, however there is no commercial development along the south
as they are attracted to the larger residential lots. The average housing side of the street until you reach University Drive. The north side of Bro-
value within a one mile radius of the subject property is $354,479, with ward Boulevard has two neighborhood centers – Plantation Towne Square
an average household income of $79,877. and Plantation Marketplace, both centers much larger than the subject
property. Base rental rates in these two centers range from $22.00 psf to
Retail development in the trade area is concentrated on US 441 to the $30.00 psf. Other than Vanella Plaza located adjacent to the west side
east, Broward Boulevard, and University Drive to the west. The main cat- of the subject property, there is no other retail competition along this two
alyst for retail activity in this trade area is the Broward Mall, located less mile stretch of Broward Boulevard. Tenants looking to serve this estab-
than two miles west of the subject property. Broward Mall is a 1.0 million lished trade area, and desiring Broward Boulevard exposure and access,
square foot super regional mall located at the intersection of Broward have very few options for retail space.
Boulevard and University Drive. The property is anchored by Dillard’s, JC-
Penney, Macy’s, and Sears. Another major retail development in the area
is Fountain Shoppes, located just south of Broward Mall on University COMPETITIVE PROPERTY SUMMARY
Drive. This center contains 477,626 square feet and is scheduled for a
major redevelopment, with Kohl’s recently committing to the center. Also The following pages summarize seven shopping centers within a two mile
located to the north of Broward Mall is a major planned redevelopment radius of Plantation Village. Base rental rates for centers west of Florida’s
project known as 321 North, formerly known as The Fashion Mall. This Turnpike are clearly higher than those centers along the US 441 corridor
project will be undergoing a significant redevelopment that will include to the east. Both Plantation Village and Vanella Plaza maintain rents at
650,000 square feet of retail space, 300,000 square feet of office space, the low end of the range for the centers west of Florida’s Turnpike. Most
and 400-600 apartments and condominiums. Muvico Theaters recently competing centers maintain occupancy levels above 90% except for larger
committed to this mixed-use project. centers Westgate Plaza and Plantation Marketplace. Both centers suffer
from poor designs, and relatively weaker anchor tenancy, or no anchor in
the case of Westgate Plaza. These centers have persistent vacancy issues,
One-Mile Three-Mile Five-Mile
even in healthy markets, due to functional design issues. Operating
2008 Estimated Population 10,746 158,341 401,278
expense reimbursements in the competing centers range from $5.00 psf
2008 Estimated Median Age 37.26 35.08 38.00
to $9.80 psf, with Plantation Village currently at $6.91 psf.
2008 Average Household Income $79,877 $57,240 $57,743
2008 Average Housing Value $354,479 $253,717 $268,022
Map Center Name/ Key Tenants Year Leasable Occupancy Rate Base Rental Expense
Number Address Built Area (%) (PSF) Reimbursements
(PSF)
Subject Plantation Village Shopping Center Debbie’s Uniform’s; 1973 34,431 90.7% $12.00-$15.00 $6.91
5201 West Broward Boulevard Little Ceasars
3 Plantation Marketplace Winn Dixie, CVS, 1962 230,330 87.7% $22.00-$24.00 $9.80
7033 West Broward Boulevard Big Lots
4 Plantation Community Plaza Vitamin Shoppes 1975 37,000 100% $25.00 $8.25
214 South University Drive
6 West Broward Shopping Center Sav-A-Lot, Badcock, 1965 156,236 98.7% $16.00-$18.00 $6.90
3801 West Broward Boulevard Walgreens
5207 James Hair Design 600 06/29/2006 $13.90 $8,340 Annual CPI - 7/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $4,146 $6.91
Barber Shop 06/30/2011 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Max Max
5209 Catering by Jay 580 04/25/2008 $14.00 $8,120 Annual CPI - 4/09 (1) 3 Annual CPI - $4,008 $6.91
Catering Facility 03/31/2011 4% Min - 6% Year 4% Min - 6% (1)
Max Max
5215 Green Dwellers 860 04/07/2008 $10.00 $8,600 $11.00 PSF 4/09 (1) 3 Annual CPI - $5,943 $6.91
Home Goods 03/31/2011 Annual CPI - 4/10 Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
6% Min - 10% Max
Max
5217- Jeannie’s Pub & Grub 1,920 07/07/2007 $15.00 $28,800 Annual CPI - 6/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $13,267 $6.91 Tenant since 1996
19 Restaurant/Bar 05/31/2012 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Max Max
5221A Green Wave Cafe 769 06/01/2008 $12.00 $9,228 Annual CPI - 6/09 (1) 2 Annual CPI - $5,314 $6.91
Raw Food School and 05/31/2010 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Juice Bar Max Max
5223A Inches Away 1,703 12/03/2007 $14.00 $23,842 Annual 4.5% 1/09 (1) 3 Annual 4.5% $11,768 $6.91 Exclusive use as weight
Weight Loss Center for 12/31/2010 Increases Year Increases (1) loss center/exercise fa-
Women cility.
5223B Anderson Design 736 07/29/2008 $11.00 $8,096 N/A N/A (1) 1 Annual CPI - $5,086 $6.91
Studio’s 07/31/2009 Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Architectural Design Max
Office
5225A Realty Pros of Florida 3,600 06/09/2007 $5.00 $18,000 Annual CPI - 2/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $24,876 $6.91
Real Estate & Property 06/30/2012 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Management Office Max Max
Annual
Area Per Sq. CAM, INS, Total PSF
Bay Tenant / Use (SF) Start / End Ft. Annually Rate Timing Type Rate & RET (Method) Comments
5225B Ft Lauderdale Power 2,509 01/08/2008 $5.00 $12,545 Annual CPI - 1/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $17,337 $6.91 Tenant only paying op-
Squadron 12/31/2012 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1) erating expenses until
Boat Safety Classes Max Max May 2009 when base
rent commences.
5225C Debbie’s School Uni- 7,491 05/29/2004 $7.50 $56,182 Annual 3.5% 6/09 (1) 5 Annual 3.5% $51,763 $6.91
forms 05/31/2012 Increases Year Increases (1)
Children’s School
Uniforms
5225D Pink Pussycat Florist 2,784 10/18/2004 $5.00 $10,605 Annual CPI - 4/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $14,656 $6.91 Tenant rent is calculated
Florist Shop 03/31/2010 3% Min - 5% Year 3% Min - 5% (1) on 2,121 SF.
Max Max
5227 Princess Salon 920 04/05/2007 $15.00 $13,800 Annual CPI - 4/09 (1) 3 Annual CPI - $6,357 $6.91
Nail Salon 05/31/2010 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Max Max
5229 Twice But Nice 600 07/11/2005 $13.48 $8,088 Annual CPI - 6/09 (1) 3 Annual CPI - $4,146 $6.91 Tenant since 1998.
Clothing Consignment 05/31/2008 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Shop Max Max
5231 My Foxy Lady 600 03/02/2007 $15.00 $9,000 Annual CPI - 3/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $4,146 $6.91 Exclusive use as Beauty
Beauty Salon 04/30/2012 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1) Salon.
Max Max
5235 Available 1,200
5237 Barbara Sunshine 600 07/01/2004 $11.95 $7,170 N/A (1) 5 Annual CPI - $4,146 $6.91
Law Office 06/30/2009 Year 3% Min - 5% (1)
Max
5239 Speedy Printing Express 600 04/02/2004 $13.76 $8,256 N/A None $4,146 $6.91
Commercial Printing 03/31/2009 (1)
Shop
5241 State Farm Insurance 600 02/14/2006 $12.72 $7,632 Annual CPI - 4/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $4,146 $6.91
Insurance Office 03/31/2011 6% Min - 10% Year 6% Min - 10% (1)
Max Max
5243 Piny Pussycat Florist 2,400 10/18/2004 $11.39 $27,336 Annual CPI - 4/09 (1) 5 Annual CPI - $16,584 $6.91
Florist Shop 03/31/2010 3% Min - 5% Year 3% Min - 5% (1)
Max Max
In-Place Proforma
(90.7%) Per S.F. (95.0%) Per S.F.
Income
[1]
Annual Base Rent Income $296,671 $8.62 $335,179 $9.73
Annual CAM and RE Tax Reimbursements $210,394 $6.11 $232,568 $6.75
Gross Potential Income $507,065 $14.73 $567,747 $16.49
[2]
Vacancy Allowance (26,808) ($0.78)
Effective Gross Income $507,065 $14.73 $540,939 $15.71
Operating Expenses [3]
Water and Sewer 7,800 0.23 7,800 0.23
Electric 12,000 0.35 12,000 0.35
Waste Removal 26,400 0.77 26,400 0.77
Cleaning and Sweeping 9,000 0.26 9,000 0.26
Property Management 19,500 0.57 19,500 0.57
Insurance 69,425 2.02 69,425 2.02
Landscaping 8,700 0.25 8,700 0.25
Real Estate Taxes 58,000 1.68 58,000 1.68
Miscellaneous Expenses 1,200 0.03 1,200 0.03
Pest Control 1,980 0.06 1,980 0.06
Repairs and Maintenance 24,000 0.70 24,000 0.70
Total Operating Expenses $238,005 $6.91 $238,005 $6.91
Net Operating Income $269,060 $7.81 $302,934 $8.80
Cap Rate [4] 7.40% 8.30%
Notes:
[1] Current vacancies totaling 3,209 sf are assumed leased at $12.00 psf net of Operating Expenses.
[2] Vacancy Allowance is calculated at 5% of Gross Potential Income, excluding national tenant Little Ceasar’s.
[3] Operating Expenses are from Owners 2008 Budget.
[4] Cap Rates are calculated on the asking price of $3,650,000.
2008 Est. Owner Occupied Units 2,837 (80.4%) 35,871 (58.8%) 101,303 (58.0%)
2008 Est. Renter Occupied Units 570 (16.2%) 20,239 (33.2%) 55,476 (31.8%)