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Brian C.
  • Investor
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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Mixed-Use developments - Any one have experience?

Brian C.
  • Investor
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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Any one have experience with mixed-use developments or redevelopments of office or retail space? We are looking to redevelop vacant/partially leased shopping centers into a mix of apartments, retail, restaurants and/or office space. Our goal is for the apartments to help support the existing/improved retail space. We've had success acquiring vacant big-box/grocery stores, below replacement cost, and converting them into class A self-storage facilities, but the cities are more supportive of mixed-use as it maintains or increases their sales tax revenue. We would appreciate any feedback from investors/developers, brokers and lawyers who have experience in this space and are open to exploring JV's. Thanks! Brian

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