This street level retail space is currently occupied by Twice as Nice, a clothing store. there is 2068 square feet with 1080 of it as showroom with the balance as storage and work area. The owner is willing to lease this space on a 3 year basis at $7.00 a square foot for a monthly rate of $1,206.

 

This space is located in dwontown Platte City and has been occupied by the present tenant for 10 plus years. This is great location for a clothing store or other retail uses. This low rate and short lease term make this a very attractive space.

 

See a floor plan here:

 

We have 1404 rentable square feet at Valley View Corprate Center at 8665 W. 96th St. coming available for lease on January 1st.  There 3 offices, a large recpetion area and breakroom with sink. Call (816) 858-2710 or email leasing@phoenixcompanies.net for more information. For a floor plan click on the link to the right for Suite 201.

J & B Medical Supply signed a 3 year lease for space at 241 Main St. Platte City, Missouri from KEM Properties. J & B Medical was established in 1994 and since has become one of the fastest growing and most successful medical distribution companies in the world. Phoenix Real Estate Investment represented KEM Properties.

We have listing for a small space of 378 SF on Main Street in Platte City. This is a priced at $275.00 a month plus utilities. For more info see http://listing.loopnet.com/16301510

You can find pictures of our listings here:

 

If you need more information please call 816-858-2710 or email info@phoenixcompanies.net .

Singles Station of Tulsa Oklahoma has leased 1405 square feet of office space at Valley View Corporate Center. Stepanie Baldwin of Colliers Turley Martin Tucker represented Singles Station in the transaction

Regent Asset Management, Inc. of Denver signed a new three year lease with Phoenix Real Estate Investment, L.L.C. for 4,620 square feet at Valley View Corporate Center in Overland Park, KS.

D.R.D Management Inc. signed a new lease with KEM Properties Inc. for 1225 SF of space at 245 Main. Phoenix Real Estate represented KEM Properties in the transaction. There are still 2 suites available at 245 Main consisting of 730 and 930 SF.

The floor plans on this site have been drawn in Visio and are best viewed using MS Internet Explorer version 6 or better. They can be found in the links section on the right side of the front page.

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We have a new listing for 360 sq. ft. of street level retail space in Platte City. For more listing information see the 241 Main listing here: http://ubik.phoenixcompanies.net/public/looplist.aspx

Da Capo Teas and Eatery has signed a new 3 year lease with Jim and Tina Craft for 325 Main The lease includes a single 2 year option. Phoenix Real Estate Investment, L.L.C. represented the Crafts.

Phoenix Real Estate Investment, L.L.C represented KEM Properties in the leasing of 241 Main, in Platte City MO. Heartland Bail Bonding signed a three year lease for the space.

We have a new lease listing for 3 office spaces at 245 Main Street in Platte City, MO. They range from 1225 to 730 square feet. Check out our listings page or call for more information. There are pictures in the picture gallery under listings.

Deanna Hon of Phoenix Real Estate Investment, L.L.C.,  spoke at The Platte City Area Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development Council's Annual Development Update Luncheon on Jan. 18, 2007, about our shopping center Fox Hill Center. Link: www.foxhillcenter.com

 

In all there were 7 presenters representing various residential and commercial developments in the Platte City Area. What follows is the text of of Deanna's presentation:

 

We're glad Karen asked us here today because after being forced to stop marketing since last June and being at a complete standstill for the past 4 months, it made us sit down and take a look at what progress we have made in the past year.  We were actually surprised at how much progress we have been able to accomplish, considering the obstacles we have had to face.

What progress have we made since this time last year?

Ø     Our preliminary plat and preliminary site plan for Fox Hill Center was approved by the county commissioners a mere 2 hours after the last time I spoke here.  At that time we began our marketing campaign for Fox Hill Center.  By last June, we were in discussions with several potential tenants who had expressed an interest in locating at Fox Hill Center.

Ø     We accepted a proposal from Trans Systems for a traffic impact study and that was completed last spring.  If anyone is interested in the traffic counts they can be viewed on our website at www.foxhillcenter.com.

Ø     After submitting our traffic study to the Special Road District, Platte County Planning and Zoning and MoDot we have resolved several issues related to internal roads, our phase one entrance and also timing and amount of public infrastructure that we will be required to be responsible for.

Ø     Wallace Engineering submitted their construction estimates and we used those to complete our Development Pro Forma for phase one. An appraisal has been obtained and Wells Bank has expressed their firm intention to finance the initial development of phase 1 for Fox Hill Center.

Ø     Wells Bank is still committed to locating a branch at the Center.      

Ø     Last spring Timber Creek Sewer District completed the extension of their sewer main from Fox Creek Town Homes to Fox Hill Center in preparation for our connection to the sewer district.

 

At this point in time we had hoped to be further along in the progress of Fox Hill Center.  We made the decision to put our marketing efforts on hold last summer when the City of Platte City started their initial annexation attempt.  We felt it was the only course of action we could take since the situation with utility providers and political subdivisions is so confused at this time.  While we understand Platte Clay Electric and Aquila have come to a tentative agreement, we have not seen anything in writing and we feel issues with the remaining utilities have not even been approached.  Frankly speaking at this time we feel its best to keep our chips on the rail.

 

We are happy that Fox Hill Center is surrounded by so many experienced residential developers and home builders and that they are represented by successful residential real estate brokers.  We are looking forward to a very active spring in the local housing market.

 

I would like thank Karen, Susan and the chamber for providing us with results from their retail survey last November.  It will help show us what services and the type of retail that is in demand when we start our marketing efforts again.

 

The past year has been enjoyable; we have made a lot of new friends and have expanded our business beyond just managing our own personal real estate investments into becoming a full service commercial brokerage firm.