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The Shoppes at College Park
Client Description
The Shoppes at College Park is a major community shopping center strategically located on South Main Street in Farmville, Virginia. The property is a high-traffic retail hub, drawing consistent customer flow from the local population and the adjacent academic community, as it is located less than one mile from Longwood University and also serves students via a dedicated Longwood bus stop.
Totaling approximately 125,310 square feet of Gross Leasable Area (GLA) across multiple buildings, the center features a diverse and necessity-based tenant mix designed to serve a college town market. Key national tenants include Walgreens, Dollar General, Advance Auto Parts, and Hibbett Sports, alongside dining options like Buffalo Wild Wings and Cookout. The mix also includes professional and local services, such as medical offices, optical centers, and financial services, providing a comprehensive cross-shopping experience.
As a high-visibility, multi-tenant asset, The Shoppes at College Park is a significant piece of commercial real estate in the Farmville area. Its consistent functionality as a retail anchor for both the town and the university population makes it a stable example of mid-sized commercial construction and property management in a regional market.
Totaling approximately 125,310 square feet of Gross Leasable Area (GLA) across multiple buildings, the center features a diverse and necessity-based tenant mix designed to serve a college town market. Key national tenants include Walgreens, Dollar General, Advance Auto Parts, and Hibbett Sports, alongside dining options like Buffalo Wild Wings and Cookout. The mix also includes professional and local services, such as medical offices, optical centers, and financial services, providing a comprehensive cross-shopping experience.
As a high-visibility, multi-tenant asset, The Shoppes at College Park is a significant piece of commercial real estate in the Farmville area. Its consistent functionality as a retail anchor for both the town and the university population makes it a stable example of mid-sized commercial construction and property management in a regional market.