Office Center | Investment Property For Sale | Whiting Wisconsin

filed under: Commercial Property For Sale, Investment Property For Sale posted on June 21st, 2011

2417 Post Rd Stevens Point WisconsinOffice Center | Investment Property For Sale Whiting Wisconsin.  Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle of Wausau is please offfer for sale the Post Whiting Center located at 2417 Post Road in Whiting, Wisconsin.  Post Whiting Center is a two building, single story, 8,153 SF, class B office building complex located just minutes from I-39 and sits between the City of Stevens Point and the Village of Plover.  The two buildings feature a flexible six-to-eight suite layout for a total of 8,153 SF office / retail spcae.  There is also prominent sign exposure on the property’s marquee, which is viewed by 17,500 motorists each day on the main commercial corridor joining Stevens Point, Whiting and Plover on Business Hwy-51.

Snapshot

  • Sale Price $500,000.00
  • CAP Rate 9.5%
  • Building Size:  8,153 SF
  • Acres:  1.1
  • Zoning: Commercial
  • Traffic Count:  17,500 AADT (2008)

Property Profile

  • Office Center with 2 buildings
  • 8 Suite Capacity
  • Investment property – Ideal for Owner Occupancy
  • High Traffic – Main thoroghfare
  • Easy access from downtown Stevens Point, UW-Stevens Point Campus and Plover

For additional information regarding this investment property please contact  Ark Rhowmine, Broker, Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle Commercial Real Estate.

SOLD

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Ark Rhowmine | Broker
Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle | Commercial Real Estate
PO Box 865 | Wausau | Wisconsin | 54402
715.297.1953

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Bellwethers – FedEx, considered a bellwether for the economy | Grubb & Ellis | Wausau Wisconsin

filed under: Commercial Real Estate Market posted on June 18th, 2010

Bellwethers – FedEx: Bellwethers – FedEx, considered a bellwether for the economy, yesterday reported strong results for its fiscal fourth quarter ending May 31st. The company made a profit of $419 million or $1.33 a share on revenues of $9.43 billion, up by 20 percent from the year-ago quarter. FedEx forecasted earnings for its new fiscal year of $4.40 to $5 a share. Notably, it reported no slowdown in its European business despite the financial turmoil and economic concerns clouding the outlook for the region.

Another bellwether, the Conference Board’s index of leading indicators rose 0.4 percent in May while April’s reading was revised from -0.1 percent to flat – so no sign of a double-dip recession.

Have a great weekend.

Source: Robert Bach ,  SVP, Chief Economist , Grubb & Ellis , 312.698.6754 

Personal Note From Ark:

For those of you who are receiving ”Good News Friday” for the first time, and those who have been right along, approximately a year ago Robert Bach, Senior VP, Chief Economist of Grubb & Ellis, started writing GNF to help readers find GOOD in the economy.  Some days it has been a little difficult for him.  But all-in-all he has been able to share good news with us.   With permission, I have picked this up and have been forwarding GNF on to my friends and business contacts for about year now.  I have received positive feedback from many of you.  I hope to continue this service and that you continue to enjoy and gain from it. 

If you would like to receive Good News Friday, please feel free to contact me direct at arkr@gepwi.com and I will place you on the distribution list.

Thank you for allowing me into your office,

 Ark Rhowmine

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Ark Rhowmine | Commercial Real Estate Advisor | Broker
Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle
P.O. Box 865 | Wausau | Wisconsin | 54402-0865
C: 715.297.1953 | F: 715.355.6044

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