Tyler Office/Retail, Retail for Lease
Venture into Tyler, Texas, with the superior retail and office suites at Broadway Town Center, offering highly aggressive lease rates and flexible terms. Welcoming consumers with an inviting façade of stone brick accents and vibrant storefronts, Broadway Town Center has built a robust roster of eclectic tenants such as Rise RX Fitness, O’Reilly Auto Parts, RDA Pro Mart, and more. All availabilities will be delivered in white-boxed condition, and some have not been used, so you can curate a space to match business needs perfectly. Many spaces are in the center's interior, making them ideal for destination retail or office use to complement the synergetic tenant mix. With its positioning along a bustling thoroughfare, Broadway Town Center receives exposure from over 32,000 vehicles daily.
Commercial suites at this center are ideal for traditional retail storefronts, restaurants, offices, and medical or other professional service providers.
Woodcrest Capital welcomes first-time and franchise businesses to its centers with easy-to-read leases and flexible terms. Woodcrest is also sufficiently sophisticated to please the largest of national credit tenants. As a family-owned business with over 40 years in commercial real estate, Woodcrest owns and operates everything from Class A centers in the busiest neighborhoods to troubled centers it’s rehabilitating in struggling rural communities. Call us today to find the right location for your business, as we usually have multiple retail opportunities in the immediate area!
Positioned about an hour and a half from Dallas, Tyler has become a veritable oasis for families looking to escape the big-city congestion and a crossroads of industries due to its connectivity to multiple commercial hubs. Downtown Tyler is now brimming with historic landmarks, local restaurants, lush parks, and sprawling suburbs, pushing residential development south towards Broadway Town Center. Since 2010, the population within a three-mile radius has grown at an annual rate of 0.8%, which is expected to improve to 1.5% through 2027. Income demographics are also high, with 67,077 households reporting an average income of $76,424 within a 10-mile radius. A quarter of those make $100,000 or higher, contributing to $2 billion in annual consumer spending. This has kept Tyler’s retail market strong despite external factors like the pandemic, as the vacancy rate has kept in line with the 10-year average. Over the past three years, more than 130,000 square feet of space has been delivered. With an already booming market and aggressive leasing efforts, Broadway Town Center is the premier shopping center to bloom and thrive in Rose City.
