Commercial Property for Sale in Tampa Florida 33635

Property Description

Prime investment can either be owner/user occupied building or continue to lease to tenants.

Renovated in 2022, 13630 W Hillsborough Ave is a prime medical (or professional) office building featuring two fully leased units, each occupied by established medical users—a chiropractic practice and a medical spa. The chiropractor’s lease expires in March 2025, presenting a unique owner-user opportunity to occupy half of the building, while the medical spa’s lease runs through January 2026. Both tenants would like to remain and would sign new leases, making this an excellent value-add investment. Currently, the landlord is not charging NNN fees, which is uncommon in the Tampa Bay market. By implementing NNN expenses, an investor can substantially increase NOI and maximize returns. Don't miss this rare opportunity to acquire a high-demand medical asset with strong upside potential!

Location Description

Located directly on Hillsborough Ave, one of Tampa Bay’s busiest commercial corridors with excellent accessibility. This high-growth area boasts a dense residential and commercial population, with over 50,000 vehicles per day passing the site. The property is just 10 minutes from Tampa International Airport, 15 minutes from Downtown Tampa, and near major retail centers, medical facilities, and affluent neighborhoods. The surrounding area features strong demographics, with a growing population and high median household income, making it an ideal location for medical and professional users.

The median household income within a 5-mile radius of 13630 W Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL 33635 is approximately $150,000.00. This figure is significantly higher than the median household income for the state of Florida, which stands at $71,711.

This income level indicates a relatively affluent community, which can be advantageous for businesses targeting higher-income clientele. The area's economic profile supports the viability of professional services, including medical practices, due to the residents' capacity for discretionary spending on health and wellness services