Nationwide

• 900 SF – 1,500 SF
• End-cap or inline space
• High-visibility Publix or Target anchored centers preferred
• High daytime population with upper levels of income and education
• Female-focused co-tenants (i.e. fashion, fitness, health & beauty)

West Coast FL & The Villages – Eric Battistone & Jeremy Kral

Naples to Ft. Myers – David Oremland

• 1,600 SF – 2,200 SF
• Visible, high traffic areas with easy access and strong anchors/national co-tenants
• Regional, neighborhood, and strip centers
• Strong retail trade zone with residential & daytime population
• Median HH income of $55K+
• Minimum traffic counts of 35,000 AAD
• Endcap of freestanding w/drive-thru

Broward & Palm Beach County

• 1,200 SF – 1,400 SF
• Endcap or Inline space with pick-up windows
• Freestanding locations
• 20 feet of frontage ideal
• Minimum of 20K households in a 2-mile radius
• High visibility with strong curb-side impact

Greater Tampa Bay – Dana Dowsett

South Florida, Broward, Palm Beach – David Oremland

• Lease or purchase options
• 4,500 SF – 6,000 SF
• Corner unit, end-cap, or stand-alone out parcels preferred; 2nd floor considered
• Minimum of 25 parking spaces
• Upper levels of education and income

Miami Dade (except Brickell and Coral Gables) – Ana Barcelo

• 2200-2400 SF with outdoor patio
• Endcap preferred
• Ground Lease or Stand Alone

Fort Myers & Cape Coral

• 700 SF – 1,500 SF
• A+ sites with grocery-anchored or high-traffic retail space
• Preferred co-tenants: Publix, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Fresh Market, or
  shadow anchors
• Located in higher-income areas with a median HH income of $65K+

Greater Tampa Bay & St Pete

• 4,500 SF – 5,000 SF
• Freestanding building in lifestyle centers, neighborhood strips and power centers
• Patio seating preferred
• Plenty of parking available
• Excellent signage and visibility
• Excellent site ingress and egress with traffic
  signal

Greater Tampa & St Pete

• 1,400 SF – 2,000 SF
• Preferred co-tenants include casual restaurants,entertainment and specialty retail
• High daytime population
• Heavily trafficked, high tourist corridors
• Upper income & higher education in area

Tampa Bay, Orlando & West FL

• 1,400 SF – 2,000 SF
• High traffic, anchored center
• Preferred co-tenants include Massage Envy, European Wax Center, fashion retailers, and female friendly users
• Female dense population with a high HH income
• Everyday traffic-driving center with grocery anchor and/or high-end fitness users

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,200 SF – 2,000 SF
• 2 drive-thrus required
• Endcaps preferred
• Median HH income of $50,000
• Good visibility, ingress/egresss

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,200 SF – 2,400 SF
• Drive-thru required
• Preferred anchor tenants – Walmart, Home Depot, Lowes & Best Buy
• Power Centers, Lifestyle Centers, Community Centers & Strip Centers
• Population of at least 20,000 within a 2-mile radius

Southeast/Southwest Florida – David Oremland

Tampa to Sarasota – Dana Dowsett

• 1,500 – 2,000 square feet in an A or B location
• Close proximity and/or visibility to major traffic routes
• Close to boutique fitness brands
• Cutting-edge design
• Minimum 10 ft ceiling height and 225 AMP

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,200 SF – 1,500 SF full-service cafe
• Parking, outdoor seating, and drive-thru a must
• Located near dense living, working, and shopping areas
• Minimum population of 25K within a trade area
• College/universities, hospitals, office parks, and malls

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,400 SF – 3,200 SF
• Drive-Thru preferred
• End-caps with high impact and high visibility locations
• High daytime populations
• High average HH incomes and education levels
• Co-tenant with fitness, health, beauty & fashion
• Traffic count of 40,000 AADT

Southeast Florida

• 800 SF – 1,200 SF
• Drive-thru
• Walk-up
• Freestanding or endcap
• Proximity to community centers, sports fields, and schools
• Strong daytime population and early evening traffic

Dade, Broward & Palm Beach County

• 900 SF – 1,500 SF
• End-cap or inline space
• High-visibility Publix or Target anchored centers preferred
• High daytime population with upper levels of income and education
• Female-focused co-tenants (i.e. fashion, fitness, health & beauty)

Dade, Broward & Palm Beach County

• 3,000 – 5,000 SF in a high-traffic, anchored center
• Densley populated with foot traffic
• Mid income households

Greater Tampa Bay

• 0.6 – 1 Acre
• Minimum of 30K cars per day
• Located on PM flow of traffic preferred
• Having full access to traffic counts
• Looking to buy property
• Great visibility on main roads
• Prominent signage

Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville & Panhandle

• 12,500 SF – 18,000 SF
• Regional power centers or community centers with national co-tenancy
• Median HH Income of $50,000+
• Traffic count of 30,000+ cars per day

Greater Tampa Bay & West FL

• 1,200 SF – 1,600 SF
• Organic or high-end grocery-anchored center with premises having close proximity to the anchor
• Massage, health, fitness & beauty co-tenants preferred
• Street front visibility with convenient & ample parking
• 15’ minimum frontage

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,400 SF – 2,800 SF endcaps only
• Ample parking and patio space
• Median HH income of $75K+
• High visibility/traffic centers and corridors

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,200 SF – 3,000 SF
• High-end, high-frequency specialty retail centers & entertainment centers
• Publix anchored preferred
• Population of 35,000 within a 3-mile radius
• Median HH Income of $75K+

State of Florida

• 4,200 SF – 5,000 SF
• Freestanding, end-cap with excellent visibility
• Option for patio
• Median HH incomes of $55,000
• Population in the trade area of 150,000 +

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,400 SF – 4,000 SF
• End-cap or freestanding drive-thru preferred with patio seating
• Power Centers, Lifestyle Centers, Mixed-Use Projects, Regional Retail, or Business Centers
• High daytime population with upper income and higher education levels

Greater Tampa Bay

• 3,000 – 4,000 SF endcap or outparcel space
• Prominent location with high visibility
• Strong retail corridor, grocery-anchored or power center
• Dense residential population

Greater Tampa Bay

• 3,400 SF – 4,000 SF
• Endcap with patio is preferred
• Population of at least 40K in a 2-mile radius
• Power Centers, Lifestyle Centers, Mixed-Use Projects, Regional Retail, or Business Centers
• High daytime population with upper income and higher educations levels

Greater Tampa Bay & West FL

• 600 SF – 1,400 SF
• Preferred co-tenants include dominant grocers, quick service restaurants, coffee shops and fitness
• Population greater than 40,000 within 2-mile radius
• Proximity to schools & daytime population drivers

State of Florida

• 1-3 Acres
• Prefer 2nd generation automotive space with 3-6 service bays
• Median HH income $45,000-$50,000

Tampa, Orlando, Ocala, Gainesville

• 3,200 SF – 4,000 SF
• Endcap in a neighborhood or community center or out parcel
• Median HH incomes of $60,000+
• Population over 75,000 within a 3-mile radius

Tampa, Orlando & Naples

• 1,200 SF – 1,600 SF
• Median HH income of $60,000+
• Population of 50,000+ & 20,000 households within 3 miles

Greater Tampa Bay

• 5,000 – 7,000 SF of medical office space or ambulatory surgery center
• Free-standing preferred
• Proximity to retail corridor
• Target market Trinity/New Port Richey

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,000 SF – 1,600 SF
• Grocery anchored center preferred
• Near strong residential development area
• Median HH income $45,000+
• Daytime population of 50,000+
• Fitness, beauty, health & wellness co-tenants preferred

Greater Tampa Bay

• 4,800 SF – 5,800 SF
• End-cap or freestanding, Malls, Power Centers and Lifestyle Centers
• Family Oriented and Educated Customer Base, with Disposable Income in Regional or Super Regional Locations
• Higher levels of education

Greater Tampa Bay & Sarasota

• 1,650 SF – 2,200 SF
• High concentration of millenials & students
• Heavy daytime populations
• A+ malls, Power centers, Specialty/Lifestyle, Grocery anchored & Neighborhood centers
• High-end fitness, health & beauty, medical co- tenants preferred
• Drive-thru including freestanding building and end-caps with patio preferred

Greater Tampa Bay

• 600 SF – 1,400 SF
• Preferred co-tenants include dominant grocers, quick service restaurants, coffee shops and fitness
• Population greater than 40,000 within a 2-mile radius
• Proximity to schools & daytime population drivers

Greater Tampa Bay – Jeremy Kral & Mike Demaio

East Coast – David Oremland

• 5,500 SF – 7,500 SF
• Must have a patio
• Free-standing or endcap is ideal with excellent visibility
• Dense residential population
• Upper-level income and education
• High daytime population

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,200 SF – 1,800 SF
• Preferred locations in downtown areas near gyms and high-retail synergy
• Specialty strips preferred
• High daytime populations with higher income areas
• Patio seating where possible

Greater Tampa Bay

• Preferred co-tenants include health and wellness concepts
• A or B location with ample parking (20-25 spaces)
• 2,600 SF – 3,400 SF
• Excellent visibility
• High walk-by rates

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,600 SF – 2,200 SF
• AM side of traffic is preferred
• Strong daytime population
• Excellent visibility

Greater Tampa Bay

• Ideal size of 1,500 SF
• Endcap of freestanding with drive-thru
• Patio/outdoor seating is a plus
• High daytime populations around hospitals, offices, sports complexes
• Desired co-tenants in fitness, health & beauty, and female-centric businesses

Greater Tampa Bay

• 800 SF – 1,600 SF
• High impact/Visibility end-cap or inline space
• Outdoor seating preferred
• Preferred co-tenants include dominant grocers,quick service restaurants, coffee shops, and fitness
• Median HH income $65,000+
• Population greater than 40,000 within 2-miles

Greater Tampa Bay – Dana Dowsett

State of Florida – David Oremland

• 1,600 SF – 2,000 SF
• Multiple tenant prototype to fit various center
• Excellent street front visibility with convenient parking available
• HIgh residential density
• Prominent location in grocery-anchored, street-facing OP strip, regional power center, or lifestyle center

Greater Tampa Bay & Gainesville

• 800 SF – 1,600 SF
• Strong retail center or strip with street front visibility
• High traffic count roadways
• High male demographic with median HH income of $60K+
• Prefer fitness and male-centric retail and food

Greater Tampa Bay – Jeremy Kral

Naples to Ft. Myers – David Oremland

• 1,000 SF – 1,800 SF
• Inline or end-cap with high impact and high visibility locations
• High daytime populations
• Minimum 25,000 AADT on the main road
• Outside patio seating preferred

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,800 SF – 4,200 SF
• Inline, freestanding, or endcap
• Residentially dense with above-average median HH income
• Minimum 40’ frontage

Tampa Bay & Orlando

• 2,800 SF – 3,000 SF
• Upper-level income and education
• High daytime population
• Regional shopping areas with high visibility

Greater Tampa Bay

• 2,200 SF – 3,500 SF
• Regional shopping areas, end-caps, or inline spaces available
• Upper levels of education and income
• Median HH income $60,000+ within a 3-mile radius
• Female-focused co-tenants (i.e. fashion, fitness, health & beauty)

Greater Tampa Bay

• 3,000 SF freestanding buildings with drive-thru
• Near other casual, QSR, and fast-casual
• Excellent access and a minimum of 40 parks
• Italian food exclusivity preferred
• Building exterior to allow signage; pylon preferred, tenant panel on a shared road sign at a minimum

Riverview & Bloomingdale

• 1,200 SF – 1,600 SF
• Female-focused co-tenants (i.e. fashion, fitness, health & beauty)
• Above-average median HH income
• High residential & daytime population
• Preferred grocery-anchored & lifestyle centers or their out parcels

Sarasota County

• 1,800 SF – 3,000 SF plus patio area
• Strip centers with strong anchors & high customer traffic
• Endcap unit with high visibility preferred
• Ability to sell beer
• Exclusivity on quick casual hot dog/BBQ restaurant & beer wall

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,200 SF – 1,800 SF
• High traffic, anchored center
• Preferred co-tenants include Massage Envy, European Wax Center, fashion retailers, and female-friendly users
• Female dense population with a high HH income
• Everyday traffic-driving center with grocery anchor and/or high-end fitness users

Greater Tampa Bay

• 6,000 SF – 8,000 SF + patio
• 2 – 2.5 acres with 170 parking spaces or cross parking access
• Regional markets with 50,000 households within a 3-5 mile radius
• Median HH income $65,000

Greater Tampa Bay & Sarasota

• 2,200 SF  – 2,800 SF
• End-cap or freestanding drive-thru preferred with patio seating
• Power Centers, Lifestyle Centers, Mixed-Use Projects, Regional Retail, or Business Centers
• High daytime population with upper income and
  higher education levels

Pinellas County

• 2,800 SF – 4,000 SF
• Outparcel freestanding location or endcap facing a main road
• Located near high-volume Publix
• High impact/visibility locations

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,400 SF – 1,800 SF
• Locations in downtown, neighborhood strips, regional strips and specialty strips
• No hood or exhausts required
• 200 amps or less required for electricity
• Upper income and higher education levels

Greater Tampa Bay

• 1,800 SF – 3,000 SF
• Close proximity to Target and Ulta locations
• High traffic,tourist,lifestyle & power centers
• Median HH income of $55K
• Minimum of 25,000 AADT
• High visibility outparcel spaces

State of Florida

• 3,000 SF – 3,500 SF
• Endcap only with ample parking spaces and patio space
• Building height 22’ minimum
• Prominent storefront visibility
• Population of 100,000 within a 15-minute drive
• Dense daytime population in a 3-mile radius
• Median HH Income of $75K+

State of Florida

• Building area of 3,000 – 4,000 SF
• 500 SF covered patio space preferred
• Endcaps of grocery-anchored centers or power centers
• Median HH Income of $50K – $75K
• Minimum traffic counts of 20,000 AADT

Greater Tampa Bay & St Pete

• 1,400 SF – 2,000 SF
• Second generation restaurant spaces preferred
• Dedicated take-out parking
• Grocery or Target-anchored centers
• Endcaps and drive-thru preferred
• PM side of traffic preferred
• Similar co-tenants (QSR, Fast Casual)