The shopping center is anchored by several national retailers, including Toys “R” Us/Babies “R” Us, Michael’s, PetSmart, LAFitness and Gabriel’s. The Mall of Fairfield Commons is anchored by JCPenney, Sears and Elder-Beerman.
Helen Putterman, president of Cohen Real Estate, is leading the marketing initiative “for the forthcoming sale of on behalf of a private company,” Cohen said in a statement. A spokeswoman said no buyer has been identified.
The area of the shopping center is busy, home to national retailers such as Bed, Bath & Beyond, Old Navy, Barnes & Noble, Office Max and Men’s Warehouse. The shopping center also has cross access with an adjacent Target store, Cohen noted.
“Between the location, the tenants and the demographics, Beavercreek is a perfect opportunity for an investor looking for a fully occupied, income-producing asset with strong sales volume and very little maintenance,” Putterman said in the company’s statement.
Built in 1995 and redeveloped since, Beavercreek Shopping Center is on a 30-acre site and also includes a 1,225-space parking lot.
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