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Small retail center in Ahwatukee sells for nearly $4.5 million

A small Phoenix retail center recently sold for nearly $4.5 million after garnering multiple offers.

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The Shops at Kohls retail center in Ahwatukee sold for nearly $4.5 million. (Photo via Western Retail Advisors)

(Photo via Western Retail Advisors)

PHOENIX – A small Phoenix retail center recently sold for nearly $4.5 million after garnering multiple offers.

The 1.1-acre property, which is known as the Shops at Kohls, sits within the larger Kohls-anchored shopping center at 48th Street and Chandler Boulevard in Ahwatukee.

What businesses occupy the Phoenix retail center?

A California trust purchased the 11,395-square-foot retail center for $4,468,467, according to the seller’s agent. The property is fully occupied with the following tenants:

  • State Farm Insurance
  • Sport Clips Haircuts
  • F45 Training
  • Bamboo Nails & Spa
  • Thai Delight
  • Bridge Wellness Center

Darrell Deshaw, vice president of Western Retail Advisors, represented the seller, a California private investment group.

“This sale underscores the strength of the metro Phoenix retail market, closing within 30 days at full price with multiple offers,” Deshaw said in a press release Wednesday. “Retail investment opportunities like this — with upside potential supported by an excellent location, exposure and consumer demographics — continue to be in extremely high demand.

Kevin Stone KTAR.com Senior Editor

Kevin Stone is KTAR's Senior Web Content Editor. He is a seasoned journalist who was born in New York and grew up in Phoenix. He got his start doing agate for the Mesa Tribune sports section in the 1990s while completing his print journalism degree.… Read more

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KalashnikovDude
KalashnikovDude 2 years ago

Huh. I thought all of Ahwatukee was worth maybe $75....

Lil G
Lil G 2 years ago

$4.5 million for that plot of land with those businesses? Tell me we are in a real estate bubble with out telling me we are in a real estate bubble lol