It's right by the Peoria Sports complex which drives quite a bit of traffic to it. 

All in an effort to increase traffic and keep this commercial tenant in business

Retail centers typically have higher rents you have to pay versus regular office because you are usually paying  for street frontage and higher traffic levels with better sight lines from the road.If you are buying a building you might look into an SBA loan if you will be occupying 50% of the space or greater.As far as owning you need to evaluate the space where you are currently at.

Someone smarter than me can explain how to exit off 540E onto Holly Springs Rd. going north, by turning into the oncoming traffic.

@Jordan Berry, I typically dont see the traffic I would have though needed to be there to make that kind of money at a laundromat.

People are so impatient these days and want to scale as fast as possible.

Arvada is definitely on our list, it's difficult for us Californians to get a pulse on the traffic situation because it's all relative.

Anywhere else in the northeast just doesn’t capture enough year-round traffic.

Hello,I would like to seek opinion from members on this board about my rental place that has been on the market for two months with very little to no traffic.I understand that Dec and January are slowest of all months in the NE but having unequivocally very little traffic is discouraging.

I still use it today mostly when buying as I have relationships with realtors in my markets that I let list my properties at no commission so they can get the buyer traffic.